linux client

[stef]

Hello,

I have the linux client under Debian "sarge" with libc6 2.3.2.ds1-11.

I can't run the current client, I get the error message:

./nfsnetinit: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I think I have a too recent glibc version.
Is it possible to compile the client for my glibc version ?

Thanks in advance,

Stéphane

[frmky]

See this thread: http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=2096

It documents what I did to get around that problem and contains a link to an rpm of the needed libraries.
Greg

[stef]

I don't use Redhat (.rpm's) but Debian and this library is not available for Sarge distribution.
I temporarily solve this problem after I imported this binary library from a Redhat install and it's now working.

You sould better compile it static or with different glibc version.

Thank for the answer.

Stéphane HENRY

[stef]

This is the output of my linux client :
Is there a problem ?

Stéphane HENRY


23:15:21 NFSNET Client - V 1.0
23:15:21 Initializing...
23:15:21 Initialized.
23:15:21 Requesting assignment...
23:15:21 Received assignment ( IDLE 0-0)...
23:15:56 NFSNET Client - V 1.0
23:15:56 Initializing...
23:15:56 Initialized.
23:15:56 Requesting assignment...
23:15:56 Received assignment ( IDLE 0-0)...
23:37:01 NFSNET Client - V 1.0
23:37:01 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 10 seconds.
Last message was:
23:37:11 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 20 seconds.
Last message was:
23:37:31 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 40 seconds.
Last message was:
23:38:11 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 80 seconds.
Last message was:
23:39:31 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 160 seconds.
Last message was:
23:42:11 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 320 seconds.
Last message was:
23:47:31 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 640 seconds.
Last message was:
23:58:11 Cannot assign processor number, sleeping for 900 seconds.
Last message was:

[junky]

IDLE means ya're blacklisted on the server, ya've to wait 6 hours to be unblacked.

if ya take a look in: ~/processors/config.txt

ya've a line similar to:

guid M0050BAE56ECBP0

maybe if ya can post ur guid, it would be better for admin to unblacklisted ya.

the reason of a blacklist is probably cause ya've stopped and restarted the client too many times, so the server though ya were flooding him.

give us more feed-backs.

thanks

[frmky]

Originally Posted by stef

I don't use Redhat (.rpm's) but Debian and this library is not available for Sarge distribution.

Nor do I. I use Gentoo. But you can use rpm2targz to convert the rpm to a tar.gz file and extract the binaries.

Greg

[stef]

my guid line is :

guid M0050BA42A5B3P0

Thank you for unblacklisted me.

I disconnect the internet every day at:
-2.00am (canadian eastern time) for less than a minute
-10.00am (canadian eastern time) for less than a minute

Is that a problem to run the NFS client? Do I need to stop and restart the client after I disconnect the internet or not ?

Thank you,

Stéphane HENRY

[frmky]

Nope. Disconnecting briefly is no problem. I actually have a computer that does that as well at seemingly random times. It connects using a not-quite-as-reliable-as-it-should-be wifi connection. The stupid Linksys WAP-11 decides to reset itself occasionally for no apparent reason.

Greg

[junky]

when im typing:

cpatry@lespac:~/NFSNET$ ./nfsnetclient > output.txt &
[1] 11788
23:12:50 NFSNET Clientcpatry@lespac:~/NFSNET$  - V 1.0
23:12:50 Initializing...
23:12:50 Initialized.
23:12:50 Submitting results...
23:12:51 Results successfully submitted...
23:12:51 Requesting assignment...
23:12:51 Received assignment (Fenland  10_223P_2  26941353-26941392)...
23:12:51 Building .in file...
23:12:51 Updating project .in file with assigned range...
23:12:51 Launching siever...

The problem is i wanna that output into a file named output.txt .
after this: if im typing:

cpatry@lespac:~/NFSNET$ cat output.txt 
cpatry@lespac:~/NFSNET$ ls -l
total 388
drwxr-xr-x    4 cpatry   cpatry       4096 Jan 30 09:15 Deutsch
drwxr-xr-x    4 cpatry   cpatry       4096 Jan 30 09:15 English
-rw-r--r--    1 cpatry   cpatry       2656 Jan 30 09:15 README.txt
drwxr-xr-x    3 cpatry   cpatry       4096 Jan 30 09:15 UserManual
-rwxr-xr-x    1 cpatry   cpatry     143858 Jan 30 09:15 linesiever
-rwxr-xr-x    1 cpatry   cpatry      68551 Jan 30 09:15 nfsnetclient
-rwxr-xr-x    1 cpatry   cpatry      61826 Jan 30 09:15 nfsnetinit
-rw-r--r--    1 cpatry   cpatry          0 Mar 23 17:12 output.txt
drwxr-xr-x    3 cpatry   cpatry       4096 Mar 23 09:00 processors
drwxr-x---    4 cpatry   cpatry       4096 Mar 23 09:04 projects
-rwxr-xr-x    1 cpatry   cpatry      71381 Jan 30 09:15 rootfinder
cpatry@lespac:~/NFSNET$

im getting nothing in my file output.txt

It looks like the output is throw the console and not in the file.

Is there any way to fix this ?

Thanks.

[aaronl]

Stef, you will have to install the libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2 package

[junky]

I have this files under /usr/lib :

ls libstd*

libstdc++-3-libc6.2-2-2.10.0.so libstdc++.so.5
libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 libstdc++.so.5.0.5

is that correct?

Stéphane