What is my sftp server doing?

Well, I'm not familiar with DTrace, but sometimes want to find, what some application is doing. In this case I wanted to monitor my sftp server. Luckily, most illumos distributions provide dtrace patch (coming from Oracle Solaris) to find this out. Unluckily, I haven't found any documentation on it, just source code. After reading Translators chapter of DTrace Guide and looking at /usr/lib/dtrace/sftp.d I've come to this:

dtrace -n 'sftp*:::transfer-done { printf ("%d: %s %s %s %d", pid, xlate <sftpinfo_t *>((sftpproto_t*)arg0)->sfi_pathname, xlate <sftpinfo_t *>((sftpproto_t*)arg0)->sfi_user, xlate <sftpinfo_t *>((sftpproto_t*)arg0)->sfi_operation, xlate <sftpinfo_t *>((sftpproto_t*)arg0)->sfi_nbytes  ); }'

dtrace: description 'sftp*:::transfer-done ' matched 8 probes
CPU     ID                    FUNCTION:NAME
  1  80412      process_read:transfer-done 7409: /export/home/user/1.pp user read 1808
  1  80412      process_read:transfer-done 7409: /export/home/user/1.pp user read 0
  1  80411     process_write:transfer-done 7409: /export/home/user/1.pp user write 1808
  1  80412      process_read:transfer-done 7409: /export/home/user/dtrace/poll.d user read 53
  1  80412      process_read:transfer-done 7409: /export/home/user/dtrace/poll.d user read 53

Seems rather interesting to me.

Quest: creating one hundred zones

Well, I need to create about one hundred zones once again. You could probably use ansible for this, but an old-fashioned man will do everything in shell. So: we have one "golden image" and have to create 100 zones like it. We could clone it, but with clones you receive wonderful issue - beadm activate fails in zone. So we create zones and do send/receive manually. This looks like this:

#!/bin/bash
set -e

for i in $(seq 1 100); do 

    #Creating interface for the zone
    dladm create-vnic -l e1000g1 hnet$i

    #Creating initial config   

    TEMPFILE=$(mktemp /tmp/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)
    cat > $TEMPFILE <<EOF
create -b
set zonepath=/zones/h$i
set autoboot=true
set ip-type=exclusive
add net
set physical=hnet$i
end
add capped-memory
set physical=2G
end
add rctl
set name=zone.max-swap
add value (priv=privileged,limit=2147483648,action=deny)
end
add rctl
set name=zone.max-locked-memory
add value (priv=privileged,limit=536870912,action=deny)
end
EOF

    zonecfg -z h$i -f $TEMPFILE
    zfs send -R data/zones/h0@initial | zfs recv -F data/zones/h$i
 
    # Zone tools should know that zone is in installed state, not configured
    # Also during installation zoneadm assigns uuid to zone (last field). We do this manually.
    uuid=$(uuidgen)
    gsed -i  -e "/^h${i}:/ s/\$/${uuid}/" -e "/^h${i}:/ s/configured/installed/" /etc/zones/index
    zoneadm -z h$i mount

    # We known that golden image ip address  ends in 254 and change it
    addr=$((1+$i))
    sed -i -e "s:hnet0:hnet$i:g" -e "s:\.254:.$addr:g" /zones/h$i/root/etc/ipadm/ipadm.conf
    zoneadm -z h$i unmount
    zfs destroy data/zones/h$i@initial
    rm $TEMPFILE
    zoneadm -z h$i boot
done

A brief story of how you shouldn't promote your open source project

I'll just leave it here https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/issues/86 . And will block any attempt to integrate Pale Moon in our repository. Just to protect our developers from such attitude and trolling.

Operating system materials

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5aSh2tKvpqDdkVQM2Uzbnp2eVE