Closed Quodss closed 1 year ago
I breached the planet and booted it again with a new key; base hash is oi98q
. It was running for a few minutes, then the same error reappeared.
After an update the base hash became 46vqk; anyway, i tried running urbit with verbose flag, this is where the crash happens:
[ "|||"
%give
%gall
[%unto %fact]
i=/gall/use/azimuth/0w3.~Q7eU/out/~dozreg-toplud/eth-watcher/eth-watcher
t=~[/dill //term/1]
]
pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
I reproduced the same error with a fresh comet:
Sometimes enough time passes to update to 46vqk
, but it is not necessary. Same last message with -v flag as for the planet case.
I have had essentially the same error message since the update with several of my planets (all of the ones I have tried, for others I am waiting to see if there is some easy fix before doing anything too drastic). I also had a similar issue with a planet before the update, though this may well be unrelated. All of this happening on boot or during playback (with the most common error message shown during playback below):
newt: write failed end of file
pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
Edit:
For further specificity if it is useful, I'm having these issues with planets that are running on port
Further edit:
I have partially fixed this on my end, looks like it was just an issue of me trying to force a playback, doubt it fixes the actual issue raised in this thread
Same bug here:
[ "||"
%give
%gall
[%unto %fact]
i=/gall/use/eth-watcher/0w2.PVfAJ/out/~fidwed-sipwyn/spider/running/azimuth
t=~[/dill //term/1]
]
["|||" %give %gall [%unto %fact] i=/gall/use/azimuth/0w2.PVfAJ/out/~fidwed-sipwyn/eth-watcher/eth-watcher t=~[/dill //term/1]]
pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
same here, happens on fake ~zod as well live planets.
If you run |mass does your %gall section look like this?
%gall:
%foreign: KB/11.748
%blocked:
%azimuth-tracker: KB/5.616
%face: KB/1.072
%file-server: KB/8.208
%goad: B/896
'inet2022': B/424
%orca: MB/1.164.264
%pipe: KB/192.696
--MB/1.373.176
%active:
Then further in %active
you see
'inet2022': KB/273.204
Shouldn't it be %inet2022 and do you see the same thing?
Hi @benjaminkwilliams
Here is %gall
section from |mass
:
%gall:
%foreign: KB/10.568
%blocked:
%face: B/568
%file-server: B/576
%rumors: B/564
--KB/1.708
%active:
and I do not see inet2022
in %active
@Quodss I did figure out that to "unblock" what was listed in %gall, I had to install Orca, Face, and Studio. I didn't uninstall Rumor, but as yours shows as %blocked, I'm going to guess you did at some point in the past.
At the risk of being redundant I'm adding to this thread as opposed to opening a new ticket.
Also experiencing this issue even after updating to base hash 0vu.fptbs.6f05p.c9ghb.qfh7e.sbhum.vfnnr.osfs7.vv1i1.qveva.dfvli
Running -v these are the messages I'm getting before bail:
[ "|"
%give
%iris
%http-response
i
/ gall
use
spider
0wJM111
~sonseg-dolful
thread
eth-watcher--0v18r.pqi6b.pc5id.qu4oo.kh89b.3af82.8s47o.st0rj.2gkoo.9fnsp.mdv51.rhc8s.defds.vr098.4r8bs.tgec9.b7dru.7cs5r.a89tv.6itl6.cnav9
request
t=~[/dill //term/1]
]
[ "||"
%give
%gall
[%unto %fact]
i=/gall/use/eth-watcher/0wJM111/out/~sonseg-dolful/spider/running/azimuth
t=~[/dill //term/1]
]
[ "|||"
%give
%gall
[%unto %fact]
i=/gall/use/azimuth/0wJM111/out/~sonseg-dolful/eth-watcher/eth-watcher
t=~[/dill //term/1]
]
pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
@benjaminkwilliams I tried your suggestion as I had gall blocking a couple of desks including rumors. I reinstalled the blocking desks but I still get:
%gall:
%foreign: KB/9.768
%blocked:
%file-server: B/576
--B/576
I've breached several times already based on assumptions that the issue could be due to corrupt installs etc but my current is about as clean as I can imagine starting from a factory reset performed today and I'm still getting bailed with the pier: serf unexpectedly shut down error. Please help!
@MarcusMiguel did you resolve? seems we have the same problem with eth-watcher/spider
At the risk of being redundant I'm adding to this thread as opposed to opening a new ticket.
Also experiencing this issue even after updating to base hash 0vu.fptbs.6f05p.c9ghb.qfh7e.sbhum.vfnnr.osfs7.vv1i1.qveva.dfvli
Running -v these are the messages I'm getting before bail:
[ "|" %give %iris %http-response i / gall use spider 0wJM111 ~sonseg-dolful thread eth-watcher--0v18r.pqi6b.pc5id.qu4oo.kh89b.3af82.8s47o.st0rj.2gkoo.9fnsp.mdv51.rhc8s.defds.vr098.4r8bs.tgec9.b7dru.7cs5r.a89tv.6itl6.cnav9 request t=~[/dill //term/1] ] [ "||" %give %gall [%unto %fact] i=/gall/use/eth-watcher/0wJM111/out/~sonseg-dolful/spider/running/azimuth t=~[/dill //term/1] ] [ "|||" %give %gall [%unto %fact] i=/gall/use/azimuth/0wJM111/out/~sonseg-dolful/eth-watcher/eth-watcher t=~[/dill //term/1] ] pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
@benjaminkwilliams I tried your suggestion as I had gall blocking a couple of desks including rumors. I reinstalled the blocking desks but I still get:
%gall: %foreign: KB/9.768 %blocked: %file-server: B/576 --B/576
I've breached several times already based on assumptions that the issue could be due to corrupt installs etc but my current is about as clean as I can imagine starting from a factory reset performed today and I'm still getting bailed with the pier: serf unexpectedly shut down error. Please help!
@MarcusMiguel did you resolve? seems we have the same problem with eth-watcher/spider
Sorry for the late response, i'm still facing the same issue. Running the commands mentioned here seems to allow my ship to go longer without crashing but eventually it does crashes again.
Sorry for the (much more egregiously) late response.
The original report in this thread was a ship running on Windows. Generally, vere is pretty good about printing an error message before a fatal error -- except on windows, where something is buffering (and not flushing) stderr
. Is everyone else in this thread also running Windows?
Running Windows here.
Ditto, Windows
Same on the Windows Server 2016
I am experiencing the same exact issue with the same exact error messages (i.e. there seems to be some issue with "eth watcher") and have a Windows 10 computer.
I reset my network keys and installed from scratch without any success.
Running Port [app-1.9.1] on Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19044.2130] this is what I'm getting, shutdown happens almost immediately sometimes, other times it runs for 10 minutes or so:
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19044.2130] (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\REDACTED>C:\Users\REDACTED\AppData\Local\port\app-1.9.1\resources\resources\w
in\urbit C:\Users\REDACTED\AppData\Roaming\Port\piers\liquidation-station
~
urbit 1.10
boot: home is C:\Users\REDACTED\AppData\Roaming\Port\piers\liquidation-station
loom: mapped 2048MB
lite: arvo formula 11a9e7fe
lite: core 38d4ad4d
lite: final state 38d4ad4d
loom: mapped 2048MB
boot: protected loom
live: loaded: MB/353.566.720
boot: installed 351 jets
---------------- playback starting ----------------
pier: replaying events 157132-157362
eyre: canceling ~[//http-server/0vp.ujgkv/59/3]
eyre: canceling ~[//http-server/0vp.ujgkv/18/9]
eyre: canceling ~[//http-server/0vp.ujgkv/74/22]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
[%e %authenticated-without-cookie]
pier: (157362): play: done
---------------- playback complete ----------------
vere: checking version compatibility
ames: live on 52897
conn: listening on \.\pipe\urbit-conn-ritdeg-havful-hansen-miptud--widdel-lorry
m-dollur-litzod
eyre: canceling ~[//http-server/0v4.fa6pg/20/11]
eyre: canceling ~[//http-server/0v4.fa6pg/28/2]
http: web interface live on http://localhost:80
http: loopback live on http://localhost:12321
pier (157370): live
ames: czar zod.urbit.org: ip .35.247.119.159
ames: czar ten.urbit.org: ip .104.196.239.18
ames: czar dys.urbit.org: ip .157.90.16.237
ames: czar pub.urbit.org: ip .35.230.48.78
; ~haddef-sigwen is ok
; ~niblyx-malnus is ok
ames: czar at ned.urbit.org: not found (b)
ames: czar dev.urbit.org: ip .35.227.173.38
ames: czar feb.urbit.org: ip .34.82.25.47
ames: czar bus.urbit.org: ip .35.247.126.229
ames: czar del.urbit.org: ip .142.93.228.23
ames: czar wet.urbit.org: ip .34.121.77.1
ames: czar deg.urbit.org: ip .13.59.219.247
ames: czar rys.urbit.org: ip .23.239.12.212
ames: czar rep.urbit.org: ip .198.199.121.116
ames: czar lur.urbit.org: ip .35.233.250.88
ames: czar ref.urbit.org: ip .143.198.51.180
ames: czar nus.urbit.org: ip .34.83.26.147
ames: czar nem.urbit.org: ip .66.228.53.179
ames: czar bel.urbit.org: ip .34.69.242.152
ames: czar dem.urbit.org: ip .34.69.220.110
pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
Adding myself to the list of people experiencing this. Windows 10, using Port, but if I Start in Terminal under Manage, it looks basically the same as what tapset posted. Also the same timing variance; sometimes it crashes immediately, sometimes it takes a few minutes.
I also have been chatting with someone on windows who is reporting this error, they just booted a new planet.
Seconded. I'm seeing the same behavior on Windows 10 with a recently migrated pier under following three circumstances
however my fakezod on urbit 1.8 seems stable under WSL (ubuntu 16.04)
I'm getting the same behavior. Running my ship on a Windows laptop through Port. If I go to manage and boot it through the terminal I get the pier: serf unexpectedly shut down after a few seconds; sometimes even minutes but still totally unusable. Any ideas?
Running Windows 10, cannot keep ship running for more than 2 seconds. Same issues here.
Same problem here on Windows 10 running through Port.
Same problem, windows 10, CLI, tried with my planet and a fresh comet. Runs for like 1 min and then says this
pier: serf unexpectedly shut down
and exits.
Same problem, windows 10, with both Port and CLI. Is there any update on this or a stable version to roll back to?
I've given planets to two people using Windows and they both have this problem nonstop.
Based on the recent commits, it looks like Urbit just won't work on Windows anymore
Correct - we're dropping official support for native windows binaries. The linux ones likely work via WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) which is now generally available from Microsoft, but I haven't personally tested this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install
Description: After the last OTA, pier crashes with "pier: serf unexpectedly shut down". When starting the pier after the crash, it would crash again after few seconds.
In these couple of seconds i had time to print +vats. Here are the logs:
To Reproduce Launch urbit from command line.
System (please supply the following information, if relevant):
%base
hash (use+trouble
to check):0v1v.p3a22.iv754.lt3ot.hpbee.0elcg.orl5e.fakce.r1pb5.sg0kt.46vqk
Additional context I changed OTA source from my sponsor to ~zod prior to 1st June OTA.
I tried launching a comet and I see that %base hashes are different. Will I have to breach my planet to get proper OTA? Comet's %base hash is
0v2.r1lbp.i9jr2.hosbi.rvg16.pqe7u.i3hnp.j7k27.9jsgv.8k7rp.oi98q