Hello, On 02/08/2018 at 22:30 Ludovic Courtès writes:
> Hi, > > George myglc2 Clemmer <myg...@gmail.com> skribis: > >> g1@g1 /root/con/30$ ssh e3a.local ; date >> ssh: Could not resolve hostname e3a.local: Name or service not known >> Thu Feb 8 13:06:23 EST 2018 >> >> g1@g1 /root/con/30$ cat /var/log/messages | tail >> Feb 8 13:06:00 localhost dhclient: DHCPDISCOVER on enp4s0 to >> 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 5 >> Feb 8 13:06:05 localhost dhclient: No DHCPOFFERS received. >> Feb 8 13:06:05 localhost dhclient: No working leases in persistent database >> - sleeping. >> Feb 8 13:06:23 localhost vmunix: [52360.780268] nscd[23423]: segfault at 0 >> ip 00007fb14a3c1606 sp 00007fb1446d82d8 error 4 in >> libc-2.25.so[7fb14a341000+196000] > > ‘nss-mdns’ was upgraded two weeks ago from 0.10 to 0.11. I can > reproduce the crash with 0.11 on x86_64. > > What does this print: > > guix gc -R $(readlink -f /run/current-system) | grep nss-mdns g1@g1 ~$ guix gc -R $(readlink -f /run/current-system) | grep nss-mdns /gnu/store/ms17fp783xqngzad0b38q97q73f9kaii-nss-mdns-0.11 > Perhaps “ssh -6 e3a.local” works? Nope ... g1@g1 ~$ ssh -6 e3a.local ; date ssh: Could not resolve hostname e3a.local: Name or service not known Thu Feb 8 18:18:31 EST 2018 g1@g1 ~$ cat /var/log/messages | tail Feb 8 18:18:19 localhost nscd: 580 monitoring directory `/etc` (2) Feb 8 18:18:19 localhost nscd: 580 monitoring file `/etc/services` (4) Feb 8 18:18:19 localhost nscd: 580 monitoring directory `/etc` (2) Feb 8 18:18:31 localhost vmunix: [71087.823297] nscd[587]: segfault at 0 ip 00007f71cfc43606 sp 00007f71c9f5a2d8 error 4 in libc-2.25.so[7f71cfbc3000+196000] Feb 8 18:18:32 localhost nscd: 591 monitoring file `/etc/hosts` (1) Feb 8 18:18:32 localhost nscd: 591 monitoring directory `/etc` (2) Feb 8 18:18:32 localhost nscd: 591 monitoring file `/etc/resolv.conf` (3) Feb 8 18:18:32 localhost nscd: 591 monitoring directory `/etc` (2) Feb 8 18:18:32 localhost nscd: 591 monitoring file `/etc/services` (4) Feb 8 18:18:32 localhost nscd: 591 monitoring directory `/etc` (2) Thanks - George
