 Network Hanging [message #3025] |
Mon, 08 May 2006 18:54  |
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I've got OpenVZ running on Gentoo, and I'm using Gentoo VPSs within it. Basically, I want to test out some software, but don't have a play system, nor do I bork my happy system.
Everything installed properly, all seems to be well. I first used SSH to connect to the VPS, and started to sync the local package management system with the main Gentoo one. After a few seconds, it hung. Killed the SSH connection, too. Had to restart the VPS to get SSH back. The second time I used vzctl enter to get a handle to the system. I ran the sync again, this time it succeeded. After that, I started an upgrade to bring the VPS up to date with the newer packages. This is when I started to notice the network problem.
Whenever I try to download files, it just hangs. I can CTRL-C the app, and try again. It'll snag a little bit more, then hang.
Here's an example of what I see (using wget):
Length: 28,254,232 (27M), 27,383,223 (26M) remaining [application/x-tar]
6% [+> ] 1,845,163 --.--K/s ETA 3:15:27
Any ideas?
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| Re: Network Hanging [message #3044 is a reply to message #3025] |
Tue, 09 May 2006 18:14  |
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I didn't get a chance to check, and I applied a patch found in the bug tracker. Things working quite nicely now.
Except for Java. Java routinely hits the limits of privvmpages.
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