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LeftWing
FYI: I have migrated the bug tracker to new hosting. Let me know if you see anything weird with Redmine.
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tsoome
it is snowing:)
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arekinath
redmine is snowing?
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tsoome
nooo:)
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tsoome
we have first snow:)
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arekinath
hanging out for the first big summer thunderstorm here
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tsoome
australia?
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dlg
is there supposed to be a storm today?
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LeftWing
I would like even a thimble full of water to be spritzed over SF at this point
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tsoome
:D
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arekinath
dlg: not that I know of, though they said there was maybe going to be one yesterday, then it blew away
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arekinath
tsoome (IRC): yeah, .au
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wilbury
morning
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tsoome
moin
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sjorge
Morning
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igork1
tsoome: we have snow with rain
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tsoome
yea, it is changing here too, it is october afterall:)
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jimklimov
my laptop is puzzling me... somewhere it drains space from my pool, and I can't put a finger on it (likely regular znapzend snapshots play a role, but not proven yet - and on the dev workstation I don't think I have that much data traffic to make those differences)... last time a few weeks ago when it ran out of space completely, I rewrote (zfs send|recv) a number of datasets with likely dedup sweet spots, hit about 3x savings on those
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jimklimov
(by zfs -DDD summary), and freed up 60Gb, now back to about 15Gb usable (per df) and about 40Gb free in pool (per zfs list)
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jimklimov
with all that, a `zfs list -tall -d1 -s used -r nvpool` puzzles me yet more: "USED" of the pool equals its whole size per `zpool list`, but sum "USED" of the datasets is 2/3 of that
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jimklimov
it is a single-device pool (remainder of a mirror) so no raidz math involved
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jimklimov
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tomww
hm. what does zpool status say?
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jimklimov
well, it is degraded and faulted since it is a broken mirror, but otherwise "no known data errors"
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jimklimov
it actually never succeeded to be a mirror... being a VM under a Windows 10 host, it intended but couldn't use a partition on system disk as part of the pool setup
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jimklimov
the devices can be allocated but not written (win7 could)
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jimklimov
fwiw updated znapzend to current master, will see how it goes (to clean up older snaps), if that helps
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jimklimov
will take some hours
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jimklimov
ideas welcome in the meanwhile :)
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jimklimov
probably then will also update OI, maybe some accounting or deferred cleanup or whatever is borked in recent months' builds?..
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jimklimov
my current root is from a couple of months ago: nvpool/ROOT/hipster_2020.04-20200809T192157Z
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danmcd
Silly question, I can't find a filed issue, but has anyone complained about the inability to ifconfig or ipadm a x.y.z.N/31 IPv4 address (or a LLLL:MMMM::NNNN:OOOO/127 IPv6 one)?
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danmcd
There IS a way to configure an ethernet NIC to do it, but it's completely non-obvious:
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danmcd
ifconfig e1000g0 x.y.z.N destination x.y.z.(((N & 0xFE) == N) ? N + 1 : N - 1) netmask 255.255.255.255
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» danmcd was thinking of enabling v4/31 or v6/127 as syntactic sugar for the above in ifconfig(1M) and ipadm(1M).
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andyf
I've never heard any complaints about that. For P2P links I've always used at least a /30 anyway
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andyf
but allowing /31 seems like a good idea
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LeftWing
danmcd: It'd be good to have the point-to-point support in ipadm, yes
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danmcd
It's there in ipadm too, just not in the /31 format.
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LeftWing
Ahh
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danmcd
-a local=x.y.z.N -a remote=....
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LeftWing
Ah, so -a XXXX/31 would be sugar, of sorts, for not using two totally different addresses as the local and remote
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danmcd
Point-to-point configurations are arbitrary yes, and a /31 is a subset of the point-to-point configurations.
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danmcd
(Pardon latency, was helping with dinner prep, now off to wait for cook-to-finish and eating.)
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LeftWing
Makes sense
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danmcd
I'm filing a bug.
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danmcd
illumos#13232