=== robbiew_ is now known as robbew === robbew is now known as robbiew === sadmac_ is now known as sadmac2 [23:15] Keybuk: dude, mountall... [23:15] Caesar: what about it? [23:15] Total black box [23:15] ? [23:15] So I see mountall: Filesystem could not be mounted: /net [23:16] So I figure that it tried to mount /net, an NFS mount, before the network was up [23:16] it'll try again when another interface comes up [23:16] Sorry, I also see mount.nfs: DNS resolution failed for netkrb5.nfs: Name or service not known [23:16] That was the smoking gun [23:16] right [23:16] But looking at mount-net.conf, it signals mountall the daemon [23:17] yes? [23:17] But looking at mountall.conf, I get the impression the daemon exits at some point [23:17] daemon exits once all mounts are mounted, yes [23:17] Hmm [23:17] So why did my NFS mount of /net fail? [23:18] who knows [23:18] I'd have said it was because the network wasn't up... [23:18] mount.nfs probably knows [23:18] it may have even give you an error message [23:18] oh, wait, it did [23:18] *shock* [23:18] Yes :-) [23:18] Suggesting the network wasn't up :-p [23:18] sure [23:18] sounds reasonable [23:19] So I was wondering if mountall the daemon prematurely exited, and thus never got signalled by mountall-net [23:19] probably not [23:19] it won't exit until it's done [23:22] Next install I do, I'll go looking for logs [23:22] I have bigger fish to fry at the moment [23:22] --debug [23:23] I presume Upstart is clever and looks for the existence of the thing it's supposed to exec before it execs it? [23:23] (topic change) [23:23] i.e. left around conffile upstart job definition, package has been removed [23:24] I also saw init: Failed to spawn rsyslog main process: unable to execute: No such file or directory [23:24] no [23:24] it just execs, and deals with the failure [23:24] Okay. Slightly ugly. [23:25] I believe Puppet can ensure => purged versus absent [23:25] We'll just explicitly purge rsyslog [23:26] better behaviour is planned