Hi, I'm using the latest si-suite as of late Feb 2004 (used perl
installer). The first getimage worked GREAT. However subsequent getimage
operations on the same golden client failed with error code 23. I took
the posted advice of adding verbosity to the rsync comand:
490 ### BEGIN generic image retrieval stuff ###
491 # Get the image from the specified host
492 if (!$quiet) {
493 print "\n\nRetrieving image $image from $source_host\n";
494 open (RSYNC, "rsync -avvv --numeric-ids $options |");
495 print "------------- $image IMAGE RETRIEVAL PROGRESS
-------------\n";
496 while (<RSYNC>) {
497 print $_;
498 }
499 print "------------- $image IMAGE RETRIEVAL FINISHED
-------------\n";
500 close (RSYNC);
501 } else {
502 $command = qq(rsync -a --numeric-ids $options);
503 system($command);
504 }
505
506 # $? is the return value from rsync
507 if ($?) {
508 die "$program_name: Failed to retrieve image $image from
$source_host.\n";
509 }
notice line 494 where I added 'vvv' to the switch on rsync. The vvv
didn't help much. Here's what I got the first go 'round:
<...lots of file copying messages...>
set modtime of var/yp to (1075973119) Thu Feb 5 03:25:19 2004
recv_generator(var/yp/binding,191269)
set modtime of var/yp/binding to (1077676328) Tue Feb 24 20:32:08 2004
recv_files finished
wrote 2421185 bytes read 6789727791 bytes 2970544.05 bytes/sec
total size is 7312513582 speedup is 1.08
rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at
main.c(1045)
_exit_cleanup(code=0, file=main.c, line=1045): about to call exit(23)
------------- linux IMAGE RETRIEVAL FINISHED -------------
getimage: Failed to retrieve image linux from x.x.x.x.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] systemimager]# df -k
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/md2 34123000 20792168 11597432 65% /
/dev/md0 101018 56857 38945 60% /boot
/dev/hdn1 155063912 81537192 65522740 56% /export/home1
/dev/hdo1 153834884 79784360 66236108 55% /export/home2
/dev/md3 76896224 16982928 56007100 24% /export_local
none 515176 0 515176 0% /dev/shm
/export_localhost/localhost/pgi
76896224 16982928 56007100 24% /localhost/pgi
/export_localhost/localhost/lf95
76896224 16982928 56007100 24% /localhost/lf95
The image I retrieved successfully was about 4.0 Gigabytes (3.9)
and it lives on the /dev/md3 array shown above, so disk space wasn't a concern (have
56Gig available).
So, I thought I would change the name of the image I get, to something
like linux1. Same error:
<...lots of file copying messages...>
recv_generator(var/spool/mail/w/a,189551)
recv_generator(var/spool/mail/w/i,189552)
recv_generator(var/spool/mail/y,189565)
set modtime of var/spool/mail/y to (959270484) Thu May 25 11:01:24 2000
recv_generator(var/spool/mail/y/l,189566)
recv_generator(var/spool/mqueue,189574)
recv_generator(var/spool/repackage,189575)
recv_generator(var/spool/up2date,189576)
set modtime of var/spool/up2date to (1078271020) Tue Mar 2 17:43:40
2004
recv_generator(var/spool/uucp,189634)
recv_generator(var/spool/uucppublic,189635)
recv_generator(var/spool/vbox,189636)
recv_generator(var/state,189637)
set modtime of var/state to (1076034154) Thu Feb 5 20:22:34 2004
recv_generator(var/state/apt,189638)
set modtime of var/state/apt to (1076034154) Thu Feb 5 20:22:34 2004
recv_generator(var/state/apt/lists,189639)
set modtime of var/state/apt/lists to (1076034254) Thu Feb 5 20:24:14
2004
recv_generator(var/state/apt/lists/partial,189648)
recv_generator(var/tmp,189649)
recv_generator(var/yp,189650)
set modtime of var/yp to (1075973119) Thu Feb 5 03:25:19 2004
recv_generator(var/yp/binding,189651)
set modtime of var/yp/binding to (1078270806) Tue Mar 2 17:40:06 2004
recv_files finished
wrote 2394499 bytes read 5789063413 bytes 3333213.19 bytes/sec
total size is 6435725837 speedup is 1.11
rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at
main.c(1045)
_exit_cleanup(code=0, file=main.c, line=1045): about to call exit(23)
------------- linux1 IMAGE RETRIEVAL FINISHED -------------
getimage: Failed to retrieve image linux1 from x.x.x.x
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The only thing I can think of at this point is that prepareclient on the
golden client is throwing in NFS mounts that my image server has no
knowledge of ? Is that a fair assumption? I'm stumped at this point.
Thanks in advance,
Phil
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