From: Alan M. <al...@zo...> - 2003-08-24 20:57:10
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Hello, >>What happens is that ssh connection freezes and no further >>connections are possible (I guess I would get "connection refused" I have experienced this same problem with a Mandrake 9.1 host and = virtual server. Bacially, I'll be doing something, and the SSH = connection freezes, and a described acove, no further connections are = possible. The things I have done that seem to "crash" the connection are: - installing RPM's via URPMI (even if the RPMS are already on the = virtual host) - opening a large (120MB+) log file - downloading any files I have run a mandrake 9.1 host and guest OS before (UML), without this = coming up. It is on a different machine than I have used before, but = that is about everything I can thinik of that it could be. Any light that can be shed on this very puzzling and frustrating = development would be greatly appreciated. Alan Murrell |
From: Alan M. <al...@zo...> - 2003-08-26 02:48:09
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As an update to this: same thing occurs if i start the guest OS fromthe = console of the host server, and log in from the "console" directly. = Doing anything like opening a large text file freezes me out, and makes = the guest OS no longer pingable. HTH, Alan |
From: Alan M. <al...@zo...> - 2003-08-26 21:35:20
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Hi Jeff, > at version of UML? It's the 2.4.19-5(??) RPM that is available from the download site. > pings still work? No. > assume the machine is still running... Well, the processes show up when I do 'ps ax', but beyond that, I can't = honestly say for sure. I have since nuked the UML and created a new = one, which seems to be pperating okay so far. If this comes up again on = the UML I am currently using, and you haven't had access to one that = isdoing this, I can give you access to mine (it's not a production = machine, so it doesn't matter) Alan |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ad...> - 2003-08-26 21:07:04
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al...@zo... said: > I have experienced this same problem with a Mandrake 9.1 host and > virtual server. Bacially, I'll be doing something, and the SSH > connection freezes, and a described acove, no further connections are > possible. What version of UML? Do pings still work? I assume the machine is still running... The thing to do would be to step through the network interrupt handler to see where it's deciding that the incoming packets can't/shouldn't be handled. Jeff |