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Hi, |
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I'm trying to get open-iscsi running. Emerging goes OK, but when |
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starting the service with /etc/init.d/iscsid start, the initiator |
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service cannot start. |
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Examing /var/log/messages, the following error is logged: |
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Apr 12 13:56:19 kayleigh iscsid: can not bind IPC socket |
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Additional info: running kernel 2.6.16-gentoo-r1 and using |
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sys-block/open-iscsi 1.0.514. |
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Next to open-iscsi I also tried linux-iscsi (not in portage, used the |
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tarball). Our storage provider suggested this. They got it running on |
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Debian using debian packages. This tarball doesn't compile using Gentoo. |
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Another storage provider uses open-iscsi with Suse, but this was also |
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done via a binary package. |
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Does somebody has experience with open-iscsi on Gentoo (not much to find |
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about using Google) and wants to share? |
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Thanks in advance |
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Kind regards, |
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Tristan Linnenbank |
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Tristan Linnenbank |
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Hyves / Startphone Ltd |
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Herengracht 252 |
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1016 BV Amsterdam |
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06-10810969 |
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