Discussion:
[urbit] Old destroyer tickets don't work?
David Hansen
2016-06-07 15:22:38 UTC
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I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.

Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on?
Thanks in advance, log below.


[***@euclides urbit]$ bin/urbit -w bitfeb-racteg -t <ticket goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Curtis Yarvin
2016-06-07 15:39:39 UTC
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That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or, dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again without the browser?

Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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David Hansen
2016-06-07 15:53:54 UTC
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Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot - have
not pointed a browser at it yet.

After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.

I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
dep-missed messages, but the sequence of logged events is the same:

[***@euclides urbit]$ bin/urbit -w bitfeb-racteg -t <ticket redacted>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on?
Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Tom Hunt
2016-06-07 16:01:48 UTC
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When I started my planet, on a computer that isn't at all bad, I had
to wait somewhere between half an hour and an hour. (Precision
unknown, because I left it in a background terminal after I lost
patience with watching it and it was up when I came back.) It's
possible that more time spinning may let it work. Or not.
Post by David Hansen
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot - have
not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on?
Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Galen Wolfe-Pauly
2016-06-07 16:26:32 UTC
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I’d guess this is due to network lag from an influx of new people. Urbit can be slow to start, but last I checked it was more like ~2m.
Post by Tom Hunt
When I started my planet, on a computer that isn't at all bad, I had
to wait somewhere between half an hour and an hour. (Precision
unknown, because I left it in a background terminal after I lost
patience with watching it and it was up when I came back.) It's
possible that more time spinning may let it work. Or not.
Post by David Hansen
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot - have
not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on?
Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org <http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Galen Wolfe-Pauly
2016-06-07 16:28:44 UTC
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This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with ~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or, dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org <http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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David Hansen
2016-06-07 16:56:20 UTC
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Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Galen
2016-06-07 17:04:43 UTC
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It *should* only be dead in this era. I think maybe something broke in the startup process. Could have been networking with ~doznec or something. Such that the ticket got used, but you didn’t init correctly.

Anyway, when we reboot the network ~bitfeb can ride again.
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with ~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org <http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or, dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org <http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Rob Nugen
2016-06-09 22:28:36 UTC
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Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Post by David Hansen
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-13 17:44:50 UTC
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Hi,

I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow the
instructions mentioned earlier, getting the following output:

***@ion ~/var/urbit% =1/bin/urbit -w lagtyd-tanhus -t "$ticket"
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>

Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected with
truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map, doing
some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could find.

I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.

Any hints for an Urbit novice?

Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which
is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then
the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line
for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change
or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Curtis Yarvin
2016-06-13 17:50:43 UTC
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That's quite odd, Piotr. If the network tunnel has broken down, I'd
expect at least a "not responding still trying".

Can you try creating a simple comet directly? Replacing the -w -t
with just -c foobar? The planet initialization process is relatively
nontrivial. Also make sure your build is up-to-date and you have the
latest latest.pilll...

On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow the
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected with
truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map, doing
some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which is
not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then the
CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line for
about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change or
destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your neighbor",
bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>" - (which is
not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two minutes. Then the
CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites the bottom line for
about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt. No state change or
destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to [p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Philip Monk
2016-06-13 17:51:23 UTC
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In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means that
you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?

Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow the
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected with
truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map, doing
some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to [p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else going
on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-13 19:32:06 UTC
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It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.

(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).

(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.

(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.

(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to
make sure I'm working on the most recent one.

I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with the
comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing another
"urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?

W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik philip.monk
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means that
you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow the
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Philip Monk
2016-06-13 19:37:49 UTC
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Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?

If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by running "urbit
<directory>". You can also start another comet by running "urbit -c
<another-directory>". At any rate, it doesn't look like it's gotten to the
part of the process where it validates your ticket (during the bootup
process, we create a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which
allows you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to
make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with the
comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing another
"urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik philip.monk
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means
that you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot
- have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot
- have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-13 20:24:58 UTC
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It is a hybrid, sshd.

<<ames>> doesn't blink, it only has this rotating dash.

Do you mean that validation process invalidates the ticket? That would mean
I've messed up - I've already done it some time ago. I'll need to check if
I still have my planet's directory.
Post by Philip Monk
Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?
If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by running "urbit
<directory>". You can also start another comet by running "urbit -c
<another-directory>". At any rate, it doesn't look like it's gotten to the
part of the process where it validates your ticket (during the bootup
process, we create a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which
allows you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to
make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with the
comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing another
"urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means
that you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot
- have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot
- have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Philip Monk
2016-06-13 20:30:41 UTC
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The validation process invalidates the ticket (otherwise you could have two
copies of the same planet), but only until the next continuity breach. We
breached a couple of weeks ago, so if it was before that, it doesn't
matter. It doesn't look to me like it's tried to validate the ticket yet,
but I'd try a plain comet just in case.

If urbit is hitting the rotating disk often that could slow things down
quite a bit, since we're heavy users of disk io. The huge amount of time
spent in system memory indicates something has gone dreadfully wrong, but I
don't know what.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It is a hybrid, sshd.
<<ames>> doesn't blink, it only has this rotating dash.
Do you mean that validation process invalidates the ticket? That would
mean I've messed up - I've already done it some time ago. I'll need to
check if I still have my planet's directory.
Post by Philip Monk
Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?
If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by running "urbit
<directory>". You can also start another comet by running "urbit -c
<another-directory>". At any rate, it doesn't look like it's gotten to the
part of the process where it validates your ticket (during the bootup
process, we create a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which
allows you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to
make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with
the comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing
another "urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I
need to start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means
that you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-16 19:47:22 UTC
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I'm afraid it'll take some time... I'll come back when I have something
interesting to share.
Thanks for your support!
Post by Philip Monk
The validation process invalidates the ticket (otherwise you could
have two copies of the same planet), but only until the next
continuity breach. We breached a couple of weeks ago, so if it was
before that, it doesn't matter. It doesn't look to me like it's tried
to validate the ticket yet, but I'd try a plain comet just in case.
If urbit is hitting the rotating disk often that could slow things
down quite a bit, since we're heavy users of disk io. The huge amount
of time spent in system memory indicates something has gone dreadfully
wrong, but I don't know what.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
It is a hybrid, sshd.
<<ames>> doesn't blink, it only has this rotating dash.
Do you mean that validation process invalidates the ticket? That
would mean I've messed up - I've already done it some time ago.
I'll need to check if I still have my planet's directory.
Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?
If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by
running "urbit <directory>". You can also start another comet
by running "urbit -c <another-directory>". At any rate, it
doesn't look like it's gotten to the part of the process where
it validates your ticket (during the bootup process, we create
a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which allows
you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c
comet), egz.hope is still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace
it before in truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill
today just to make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one
question: with the comet still in statu nascendi, can I
continue the process issuing another "urbit $comet" next
time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it,
specifically) means that you're processing a network
packet, probably the last packet in the download. The
download probably succeeded, and it's trying to
initialize. Once the download completes, it usually
only takes a couple of minutes to initialize, so this
is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no
luck. I did follow the instructions mentioned
-t "$ticket"
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in
lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the
file...)
ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or
so. When inspected with truss, it only seems to be
periodically checking /proc/curproc/map, doing
some signal-related stuff and such. No network
communication I could find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2
Did you update your urbit installation after
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA>
On Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 1:56:20 AM
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr
works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going
forward. Thanks again.
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 09:28:47 UTC-7,
This is odd, but I know of a few
people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for
a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:53 AM, David
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are
only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed
messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at
"<awaiting hood, this may take a few
minutes>" - (which is not in the
above log because it goes away) - for
about two minutes. Then the CPU spins
to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?)
overwrites the bottom line for about
50 seconds, then drops to the dojo
shell prompt. No state change or
destroyer generation occurs after
waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean
urbit build ), and got even more
dep-missed messages, but the sequence
-w bitfeb-racteg -t <ticket redacted>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and
delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed
0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed
0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed
0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed
0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed
0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
visible activity
default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 08:39:42
That looks just fine, actually,
except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it
should do after that. Did you
wait? Or, dep-missed means you
have a confused browser pointing
at it. Try again without the
browser?
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:22 AM, David
I have a few planets (destroyers
back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta
launch, I decided to give them
another shot, but it seems that
the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer
work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log
below.
bin/urbit -w bitfeb-racteg -t
<ticket goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it
down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on
8080
http: live ("secure", public) on
8443
http: live (insecure, loopback)
on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal
%public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox
%porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still
trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2
Did you update your urbit installation after
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA>
On Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 1:56:20 AM
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr
works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going
forward. Thanks again.
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 09:28:47 UTC-7,
This is odd, but I know of a few
people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for
a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:53 AM, David
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are
only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed
messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at
"<awaiting hood, this may take a few
minutes>" - (which is not in the
above log because it goes away) - for
about two minutes. Then the CPU spins
to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?)
overwrites the bottom line for about
50 seconds, then drops to the dojo
shell prompt. No state change or
destroyer generation occurs after
waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean
urbit build ), and got even more
dep-missed messages, but the sequence
-w bitfeb-racteg -t <ticket redacted>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and
delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed
0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed
0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed
0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed
0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed
0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
visible activity
default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 08:39:42
That looks just fine, actually,
except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it
should do after that. Did you
wait? Or, dep-missed means you
have a confused browser pointing
at it. Try again without the
browser?
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:22 AM, David
I have a few planets (destroyers
back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta
launch, I decided to give them
another shot, but it seems that
the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer
work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log
below.
bin/urbit -w bitfeb-racteg -t
<ticket goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it
down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on
8080
http: live ("secure", public) on
8443
http: live (insecure, loopback)
on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal
%public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox
%porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still
trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-30 20:26:32 UTC
Permalink
Hello again!

This time I have some information (not very much though) and will gladly
accept some hints on what to check next.

Apparently, FreeBSD's implementation of /proc/curproc/map is rather slow
and according to comments in the source expects "smart" usage. However,
my investigation shows that this is exactly what takes most of the time
when Urbit is running.

And while I am not sure, my guess is that it's libsigsegv that is
reading /proc/curproc/map so frequently, because I couldn't find any
mention of it in Urbit sources and could only spot one reference in
libuv-v1.7.5, which I am not using.

Another thing I have found is that there are surprisingly many lines
"SIGNAL 11 (SIGSEGV)" in truss' output, above which there's usually
mprotect line followed by sigreturn line. This could also be a hint that
segmentation fault is the direction I should go.

Any hint will be more than welcome.

Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Philip Monk
The validation process invalidates the ticket (otherwise you could
have two copies of the same planet), but only until the next
continuity breach. We breached a couple of weeks ago, so if it was
before that, it doesn't matter. It doesn't look to me like it's tried
to validate the ticket yet, but I'd try a plain comet just in case.
If urbit is hitting the rotating disk often that could slow things
down quite a bit, since we're heavy users of disk io. The huge amount
of time spent in system memory indicates something has gone dreadfully
wrong, but I don't know what.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
It is a hybrid, sshd.
<<ames>> doesn't blink, it only has this rotating dash.
Do you mean that validation process invalidates the ticket? That
would mean I've messed up - I've already done it some time ago.
I'll need to check if I still have my planet's directory.
Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?
If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by
running "urbit <directory>". You can also start another comet
by running "urbit -c <another-directory>". At any rate, it
doesn't look like it's gotten to the part of the process where
it validates your ticket (during the bootup process, we create
a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which allows
you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c
comet), egz.hope is still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace
it before in truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill
today just to make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one
question: with the comet still in statu nascendi, can I
continue the process issuing another "urbit $comet" next
time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it,
specifically) means that you're processing a network
packet, probably the last packet in the download. The
download probably succeeded, and it's trying to
initialize. Once the download completes, it usually
only takes a couple of minutes to initialize, so this
is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no
luck. I did follow the instructions mentioned
-t "$ticket"
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in
lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the
file...)
ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or
so. When inspected with truss, it only seems to be
periodically checking /proc/curproc/map, doing
some signal-related stuff and such. No network
communication I could find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2
Did you update your urbit installation after
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
On Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 1:56:20 AM
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr
works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going
forward. Thanks again.
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 09:28:47 UTC-7,
This is odd, but I know of a few
people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for
a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:53 AM, David
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are
only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed
messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at
"<awaiting hood, this may take a few
minutes>" - (which is not in the
above log because it goes away) - for
about two minutes. Then the CPU spins
to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?)
overwrites the bottom line for about
50 seconds, then drops to the dojo
shell prompt. No state change or
destroyer generation occurs after
waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean
urbit build ), and got even more
dep-missed messages, but the sequence
-w bitfeb-racteg -t <ticket redacted>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and
delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed
0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed
0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed
0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed
0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed
0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
visible activity
default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 08:39:42
That looks just fine, actually,
except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it
should do after that. Did you
wait? Or, dep-missed means you
have a confused browser pointing
at it. Try again without the
browser?
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:22 AM, David
I have a few planets (destroyers
back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta
launch, I decided to give them
another shot, but it seems that
the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer
work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log
below.
bin/urbit -w bitfeb-racteg -t
<ticket goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it
down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on
8080
http: live ("secure", public) on
8443
http: live (insecure, loopback)
on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal
%public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox
%porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still
trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2
Did you update your urbit installation after
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
On Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 1:56:20 AM
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr
works just fine. I will consider
~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going
forward. Thanks again.
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 09:28:47 UTC-7,
This is odd, but I know of a few
people who were able to start with old
tickets recently. I have you down for
a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:53 AM, David
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are
only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed
messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at
"<awaiting hood, this may take a few
minutes>" - (which is not in the
above log because it goes away) - for
about two minutes. Then the CPU spins
to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?)
overwrites the bottom line for about
50 seconds, then drops to the dojo
shell prompt. No state change or
destroyer generation occurs after
waiting 5 minutes at the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean
urbit build ), and got even more
dep-missed messages, but the sequence
-w bitfeb-racteg -t <ticket redacted>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and
delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed
0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed
0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed
0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed
0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed
0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
visible activity
default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
%h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
On Tuesday, 7 June 2016 08:39:42
That looks just fine, actually,
except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it
should do after that. Did you
wait? Or, dep-missed means you
have a confused browser pointing
at it. Try again without the
browser?
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 7, 2016, at 8:22 AM, David
I have a few planets (destroyers
back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta
launch, I decided to give them
another shot, but it seems that
the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer
work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log
below.
bin/urbit -w bitfeb-racteg -t
<ticket goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in
bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it
down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org
<http://zod.urbit.org/>: ip
.104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on
8080
http: live ("secure", public) on
8443
http: live (insecure, loopback)
on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed
0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed
0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed
0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed
0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed
0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal
%public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox
%porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
%h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still
trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Raymond Pasco
2016-06-30 20:31:21 UTC
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I certainly haven't tested urbit on FreeBSD with procfs. Have you tried
unmounting it?

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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-30 22:28:09 UTC
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Great, great thank you for suggesting that. I've just unmounted it and
had my comet load blazingly fast! I even joined urbit-meta for a moment,
yay!

Thanks for all the help, I will now try to find a way to use Urbit with
procfs mounted and not going into Urbit's way.

Best regards,
Piotr M.
Post by Raymond Pasco
I certainly haven't tested urbit on FreeBSD with procfs. Have you tried
unmounting it?
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Raymond Pasco
2016-06-30 22:30:59 UTC
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Great, now we know what the issue is! I'll see if there's some libsigsegv
#define we can turn on.

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Anton Dyudin
2016-06-30 20:33:37 UTC
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Briefly, we use LIBSIGSEGV to determine which pages "exist" for the purpose
of checkpointing, which iirc occurs every 15 seconds. I can certainly see
problems arising caused if it's an unexpectedly expensive operation.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hello again!
This time I have some information (not very much though) and will gladly
accept some hints on what to check next.
Apparently, FreeBSD's implementation of /proc/curproc/map is rather slow
and according to comments in the source expects "smart" usage. However, my
investigation shows that this is exactly what takes most of the time when
Urbit is running.
And while I am not sure, my guess is that it's libsigsegv that is reading
/proc/curproc/map so frequently, because I couldn't find any mention of it
in Urbit sources and could only spot one reference in libuv-v1.7.5, which I
am not using.
Another thing I have found is that there are surprisingly many lines
"SIGNAL 11 (SIGSEGV)" in truss' output, above which there's usually
mprotect line followed by sigreturn line. This could also be a hint that
segmentation fault is the direction I should go.
Any hint will be more than welcome.
Best regards,
Piotr M.
The validation process invalidates the ticket (otherwise you could have
two copies of the same planet), but only until the next continuity breach.
We breached a couple of weeks ago, so if it was before that, it doesn't
matter. It doesn't look to me like it's tried to validate the ticket yet,
but I'd try a plain comet just in case.
If urbit is hitting the rotating disk often that could slow things down
quite a bit, since we're heavy users of disk io. The huge amount of time
spent in system memory indicates something has gone dreadfully wrong, but I
don't know what.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It is a hybrid, sshd.
<<ames>> doesn't blink, it only has this rotating dash.
Do you mean that validation process invalidates the ticket? That would
mean I've messed up - I've already done it some time ago. I'll need to
check if I still have my planet's directory.
Post by Philip Monk
Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?
If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by running "urbit
<directory>". You can also start another comet by running "urbit -c
<another-directory>". At any rate, it doesn't look like it's gotten to the
part of the process where it validates your ticket (during the bootup
process, we create a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which
allows you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to
make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with
the comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing
another "urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I
need to start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means
that you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA>
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start
with old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try
with ~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA>
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start
with old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try
with ~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Philip Monk
2016-06-30 20:37:45 UTC
Permalink
Indeed. If you want to change the checkpoint timing, use something like
the following (which changes from 15 seconds to 120 seconds):

diff --git a/vere/save.c b/vere/save.c
index 983f8fc..68c56c3 100644
--- a/vere/save.c
+++ b/vere/save.c
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ u3_save_io_init(void)
sav_u->pid_w = 0;

uv_timer_init(u3L, &sav_u->tim_u);
- uv_timer_start(&sav_u->tim_u, _save_time_cb, 15000, 15000);
+ uv_timer_start(&sav_u->tim_u, _save_time_cb, 120000, 120000);
}

/* u3_save_io_exit(): terminate save I/O.
Post by Anton Dyudin
Briefly, we use LIBSIGSEGV to determine which pages "exist" for the
purpose of checkpointing, which iirc occurs every 15 seconds. I can
certainly see problems arising caused if it's an unexpectedly expensive
operation.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hello again!
This time I have some information (not very much though) and will gladly
accept some hints on what to check next.
Apparently, FreeBSD's implementation of /proc/curproc/map is rather slow
and according to comments in the source expects "smart" usage. However, my
investigation shows that this is exactly what takes most of the time when
Urbit is running.
And while I am not sure, my guess is that it's libsigsegv that is reading
/proc/curproc/map so frequently, because I couldn't find any mention of it
in Urbit sources and could only spot one reference in libuv-v1.7.5, which I
am not using.
Another thing I have found is that there are surprisingly many lines
"SIGNAL 11 (SIGSEGV)" in truss' output, above which there's usually
mprotect line followed by sigreturn line. This could also be a hint that
segmentation fault is the direction I should go.
Any hint will be more than welcome.
Best regards,
Piotr M.
The validation process invalidates the ticket (otherwise you could have
two copies of the same planet), but only until the next continuity breach.
We breached a couple of weeks ago, so if it was before that, it doesn't
matter. It doesn't look to me like it's tried to validate the ticket yet,
but I'd try a plain comet just in case.
If urbit is hitting the rotating disk often that could slow things down
quite a bit, since we're heavy users of disk io. The huge amount of time
spent in system memory indicates something has gone dreadfully wrong, but I
don't know what.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It is a hybrid, sshd.
<<ames>> doesn't blink, it only has this rotating dash.
Do you mean that validation process invalidates the ticket? That would
mean I've messed up - I've already done it some time ago. I'll need to
check if I still have my planet's directory.
Post by Philip Monk
Are you on an hdd or an ssd? Does the <<ames>> blink at all?
If you kill it now, you should be able to continue it by running "urbit
<directory>". You can also start another comet by running "urbit -c
<another-directory>". At any rate, it doesn't look like it's gotten to the
part of the process where it validates your ticket (during the bootup
process, we create a comet, then use that to validate your ticket, which
allows you to create your planet), so your planet is probably still
available for use.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope
is still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before
in truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just
to make sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with
the comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing
another "urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I
need to start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means
that you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When
inspected with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking
/proc/curproc/map, doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network
communication I could find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA>
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start
with old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try
with ~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go
through the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you
wait? Or, dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it.
Try again without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA>
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start
with old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try
with ~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot - have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem,
driving ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go
through the destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you
wait? Or, dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it.
Try again without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but
it seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
goes here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Curtis Yarvin
2016-06-13 20:30:48 UTC
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My guess is that your Urbit packets are being throttled somehow to an
incredibly slow bandwidth. I'm not at all sure how this can happen.
What infrastructure are you behind? Is there anything that would lead
you to suspect throttling of UDP packets?

You can always kill/interrupt urbit and restart it (without the -c).

On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to make
sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with the
comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing another
"urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 użytkownik philip.monk
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means that
you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we pegging
the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow the
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 użytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 użytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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2016-06-14 00:40:59 UTC
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FWIW I just started a comet in about ~5m.
Post by Curtis Yarvin
My guess is that your Urbit packets are being throttled somehow to an
incredibly slow bandwidth. I'm not at all sure how this can happen.
What infrastructure are you behind? Is there anything that would lead
you to suspect throttling of UDP packets?
You can always kill/interrupt urbit and restart it (without the -c).
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to make
sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with the
comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing another
"urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I need to
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 użytkownik philip.monk
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means that
you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to initialize.
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes to
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we pegging
the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow the
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking /proc/curproc/map,
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I could
find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 użytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 użytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this for
instructions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you try with
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into boot -
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few minutes>"
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about two
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?) overwrites
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell prompt.
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5 minutes at
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through the
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you wait? Or,
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try again
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago. After
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot, but it
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init ~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref, driving
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%talk]]
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref q=%dojo]]
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Piotr Mieszkowski
2016-06-14 08:00:36 UTC
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I'll investigate it in the afternoon. It had already happened to me some
time ago that I effectively wasn't able to use UDP-based P2P network. I
didn't suspect it was about UDP though.
Post by Galen
FWIW I just started a comet in about ~5m.
Post by Curtis Yarvin
My guess is that your Urbit packets are being throttled somehow to an
incredibly slow bandwidth. I'm not at all sure how this can happen.
What infrastructure are you behind? Is there anything that would lead
you to suspect throttling of UDP packets?
You can always kill/interrupt urbit and restart it (without the -c).
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:32 PM, Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
It turns out I'm initializing so slowly.
(1) After more than 45 minutes of working (urbit -c comet), egz.hope is
still growing (now about 1,9M).
(2) Time: user=51s, system=46m.
(3) Some network activity does happen, I just didn't trace it before in
truss' output.
(4) I've updated sources recently and downloaded the pill today just to
make
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Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
sure I'm working on the most recent one.
I guess I'll need to try again another day... Just one question: with
the
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Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
comet still in statu nascendi, can I continue the process issuing
another
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
"urbit $comet" next time after INTerrupting it right now? Or will I
need to
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
start from the beginning?
W dniu poniedziałek, 13 czerwca 2016 19:51:25 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik
philip.monk
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
In general, that prompt (the <<ames>> part of it, specifically) means
that
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
you're processing a network packet, probably the last packet in the
download. The download probably succeeded, and it's trying to
initialize.
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Once the download completes, it usually only takes a couple of minutes
to
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
initialize, so this is unusual. What's your load look like? Are we
pegging
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
the CPU? What about user vs system vs wait time?
Definitely check that your pill is update-to-date.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Piotr Mieszkowski <
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Hi,
I'm trying to connect with ~lagtyd-tanhus, with no luck. I did follow
the
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
~
urbit: home is lagtyd-tanhus
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.13..16.57.34..d9fc
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill lagtyd-tanhus/.urb
saving passcode in lagtyd-tanhus/.urb/code.~fonnex-tocfel
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 30976.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Rob Nugen
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
\«ames»ng hood, this may take a few minutes>
Nothing visible happened during last 35 minutes or so. When inspected
with truss, it only seems to be periodically checking
/proc/curproc/map,
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
doing some signal-related stuff and such. No network communication I
could
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find.
I'm using FreeBSD, if that changes anything.
Any hints for an Urbit novice?
Best regards,
Piotr M.
W dniu piątek, 10 czerwca 2016 00:28:36 UTC+2 uÅŒytkownik Rob Nugen
Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you
try with
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot -
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few
minutes>"
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about
two
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?)
overwrites
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell
prompt.
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5
minutes at
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%talk]]
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
Post by Curtis Yarvin
That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the
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Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you
wait? Or,
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Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try
again
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot,
but it
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
goes
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Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%talk]]
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
Post by Curtis Yarvin
; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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Post by Rob Nugen
Did you update your urbit installation after the breach? See this
for
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/urbit-dev/oUDASQxHxBA
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
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Post by Rob Nugen
Thank you, it seems that ~tallen-filsyr works just fine. I will
consider ~bitfeb-racteg a dead planet going forward. Thanks again.
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
This is odd, but I know of a few people who were able to start with
old tickets recently. I have you down for a few ships. Could you
try with
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
~tallen-filsyr?
Thanks. The dep-missed messages are only about two seconds into
boot -
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
have not pointed a browser at it yet.
After the sequence of dep-missed messages and "; ~zod is your
neighbor", bootstrap sits at "<awaiting hood, this may take a few
minutes>"
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
- (which is not in the above log because it goes away) - for about
two
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
minutes. Then the CPU spins to 100% while a "«ames»" (prompt?)
overwrites
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
the bottom line for about 50 seconds, then drops to the dojo shell
prompt.
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
No state change or destroyer generation occurs after waiting 5
minutes at
Post by Curtis Yarvin
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Philip Monk
Post by Piotr Mieszkowski
Post by Rob Nugen
Post by Galen Wolfe-Pauly
the prompt.
I attempted it again( from a clean urbit build ), and got even more
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.44.57..803d
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~rolref-hocbes
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 56444.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
Post by Curtis Yarvin
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
[%dep-missed 0v6.4b228.bmi2k.upbha.grk9i.t82jl]
[%dep-missed 0v7.bfhnr.arp0u.3hlj9.tehv1.0m0su]
[%dep-missed 0v3.9tlvi.qfobh.lv7ku.6ge06.kni6m]
[%dep-missed 0vqpa55.vf3hi.8doo1.i7ter.dj3i4]
[%dep-missed 0v6.2p1fe.hvdao.qt2r6.p2jk4.8g7mt]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
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%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem to %home
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[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem, driving
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
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--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem %h
[linked to
[p=~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem
q=%dojo]]
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; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~ropmyr-figsub-minsel-tamfep--ropdyl-dilzod-finheb-pitnem:dojo>
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That looks just fine, actually, except that it doesn't go through
the
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destroyer creation. Which it should do after that. Did you
wait? Or,
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dep-missed means you have a confused browser pointing at it. Try
again
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without the browser?
Sent from my iPhone
I have a few planets (destroyers back then) from two years ago.
After
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reading of the beta launch, I decided to give them another shot,
but it
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seems that the best I can do is a comet.
Do the old destroyers no longer work, or is there something else
going on? Thanks in advance, log below.
goes
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here>
~
urbit: home is bitfeb-racteg
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: installed 216 jets
boot: loading ./urbit.pill
arvo: time: ~2016.6.7..15.14.06..b8b0
generating 2048-bit RSA pair...
cp ./urbit.pill bitfeb-racteg/.urb
saving passcode in bitfeb-racteg/.urb/code.~ronryl-hilsud
(for real security, write it down and delete the file...)
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .104.197.80.248
ames: on localhost, UDP 52393.
http: live (insecure, public) on 8080
http: live ("secure", public) on 8443
http: live (insecure, loopback) on 12321
[%mo-not-running %hood %poke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.h7o8q.5kkvt.ec7ii.ah1hb.9irke]
[%dep-missed 0v4.fnj9t.396nm.suhle.751uh.pfmsi]
[%dep-missed 0v6.1ggke.c9rnq.vmgl6.o63to.3vr9e]
[%dep-missed 0v5.vcs89.rm7f6.clirg.umtf7.itqb7]
[%dep-missed 0v4.0nvav.lonbs.k1b45.8a1ir.bdo3e]
[%dep-missed 0v1.132f5.80ucu.dk503.2lc15.knlr1]
; ~zod is your neighbor
; ~zod is your neighbor
[%dill-init
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
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%hood]
activated sync from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
sync succeeded from %base on
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref to %home
[%mo-not-running %talk %peer]
[%mo-not-running %dojo %peer]
'initial merge succeeded'
[~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref,
driving
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~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref]
activated app base/dojo
activated app base/talk
[linked to
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q=%talk]]
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--------------| new journal %public: visible activity
--------------| new mailbox %porch: default home
--------------| cap default home
--------------| met
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref %h
[linked to
[p=~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref
q=%dojo]]
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; ~doznec not responding still trying
; ~doznec is ok
; ~doznec is your neighbor
; ~doznec is your neighbor
~natdyn-sigreb-sopnyx-nopsyd--balnus-pacbyt-lanwed-nimref:dojo>
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