Exygot
03-01-2011, 09:49 PM
Hi there,
I am currently working on a project to create a cluster using Knoppix and Open Mosix. I have two Dell GX280's currently, connected through a 10/100 switch. The machines ping each other and therefore know they are there, however:
My issue is when I issue the command "tyd -m 192.168.1.10" on the node I get:
"Pluto control file [/var/run/pluto.ctl] was not found in 0 retries.
Ty-d: trying node [192.168.1.10] for mapme
Pluto control file [/var/run/pluto.ctl] was not found in 0 retries."
That same thing continues to pop up several times typically with a large gap of time in between.
While on the master I run the command "tyd" to announce it as the master, and it responds:
"Ty-d: crypt type IPSEC will be used.
Ty-d: This default gateway will be used [192.168.1.1]
Ty-d: Pluto control file [/var/run/pluto.ctl] was not found in 0 retries.
Ty-d: terrence completed, starting phillip."
At this point it just sits at that output and does not return a clean command line.
From what I can tell this file pluto.ctl is what is giving me the issue. If someone could tell me what it is and possibly how to fix this I would appreciate.
I am currently working on a project to create a cluster using Knoppix and Open Mosix. I have two Dell GX280's currently, connected through a 10/100 switch. The machines ping each other and therefore know they are there, however:
My issue is when I issue the command "tyd -m 192.168.1.10" on the node I get:
"Pluto control file [/var/run/pluto.ctl] was not found in 0 retries.
Ty-d: trying node [192.168.1.10] for mapme
Pluto control file [/var/run/pluto.ctl] was not found in 0 retries."
That same thing continues to pop up several times typically with a large gap of time in between.
While on the master I run the command "tyd" to announce it as the master, and it responds:
"Ty-d: crypt type IPSEC will be used.
Ty-d: This default gateway will be used [192.168.1.1]
Ty-d: Pluto control file [/var/run/pluto.ctl] was not found in 0 retries.
Ty-d: terrence completed, starting phillip."
At this point it just sits at that output and does not return a clean command line.
From what I can tell this file pluto.ctl is what is giving me the issue. If someone could tell me what it is and possibly how to fix this I would appreciate.