Hi Mark, Mark H Weaver <m...@netris.org> skribis:
> Those two builds are still occupying build slots. As I write this, > they've been running for over 30 hours. > > I was curious whether the transfers were actually happening, even if > slowly, so I looked at 'netstat' output: > > root@20121227-hydra:~# netstat --inet --program | grep net.in.tum > tcp 0 0 20121227-hydra.gn:58007 hydra.net.in.tum.de:ssh > ESTABLISHED 18774/guile > tcp 0 0 20121227-hydra.gn:42586 hydra.net.in.tum.de:ssh > ESTABLISHED 10042/guile > tcp 0 0 20121227-hydra.gn:56413 hydra.net.in.tum.de:ssh > ESTABLISHED 16236/guile > > There are currently three builds allocated to hydra.gnunet.org > (a.k.a. hydra.net.in.tum), so it appears that all three ssh connections > are still active. However, even after repeating this command many > times, I've never seen a non-zero "Send-Q" value. This suggests that no > data is actually being sent, but that it's stuck waiting for something. Weird. > I'll leave these builds alone for now, in case Ludovic wants to > investigate further. I think you can terminate them as I’d rather not commit to investigate further now. I believe hydra.gnu.org is still running a rather old guix-daemon/offload, right? We should upgrade to the latest and greatest to make sure we’re after a bug that’s still present. Thanks, Ludo’.
