ATTN builder admins: all x86 builders down

Adrian Reber adrian at lisas.de
Wed Jan 20 12:33:13 CET 2010


On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 10:13:01PM -0500, Jarod Wilson wrote:
> >>>>> As of Tue Jan 19 23:27:20 UTC 2010 all x86 builders seem to be down,
> >>>>> so it's impossible to run any builds for rawhide. Please fix ASAP.
> >>>>
> >>>> Unfortunately right.
> >>>> Builders are unreachable from  our rpmfusion.org
> >>>> I'm still looking at builders owner to get more info about what the
> >>>> hell is going on, sorry for the trouble.
> >>>
> >>> Mine should register itself again in just a sec. I had a double-disk
> >>> failure in the machine that used to host the builder vm, so its been
> >>> transplanted, but I didn't get dns and/or iptables forwarding on the
> >>> host quite right, apparently.
> >>
> >> Bah. No, that's not it either, plauge-builder service keeps dying for
> >> some reason:
> >>
> >> # service plague-builder status
> >> plague-builder dead but pid file exists
> >>
> >> Investigating...
> >
> > Was failing to start due to /var/lib/mock/plague-builder not existing.
> > No clue why it wasn't there, but after creating it, things started up
> > just fine. However, its still not registering yet. Dunno if I should
> > just give it a bit or what... Need to get my kids in bed, will do that
> > real quick, then check back in.
> 
> Okay, I got nothin'. Still not registering, apparently, despite my
> best efforts. I've verified that port 8888 and 8889 are indeed
> reachable from the outside world, but still no joy. I'm lingering on
> irc for a bit before I head to bed if anyone has any ideas.

Both (Jarod's and mine) are up again. My builder has stability problems
since I upgraded to F12 on the host. I have now again disabled all the
virtio devices. I was then no longer able to obtain a dhcp address using
libvirtd. I have now a static address in my builder and Thorsten
restarted the main plague server and now finally both are available
again.

		Adrian


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