First off, the 1.3.78 release is working VERY well for us. It's nice not
to have to re-spin the kernel RPMs to export the syscall table. OpenAFS
1.3.78 also seems to have fixed a number of issues:
* Our cache consistency problems seem to have been solved
* Kernel panics under high I/O no
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Jason McCormick wrote:
First off, the 1.3.78 release is working VERY well for us. It's nice not
to have to re-spin the kernel RPMs to export the syscall table. OpenAFS
1.3.78 also seems to have fixed a number of issues:
* Our cache consistency problems seem to have been
Has anyone gotten Krb5, ldap, and AFS homedirs working reliably?
Yes I have had MacOS X with kerberos, openldap, and OpenAFS home dirs
working for 2 full semesters here at NC State. I have had kerberos,
OpenAFS Homes and some other kinds of directory service working for 2
years before that.
... with citi NFS patches
This happens immediately after starting up and cd /afs/citi.umich.edu.
OpenAFS is cvs head as of yesterday. Anyone have an idea what I might
have done wrong? Kernel is using Redhat FC3 config. configured with:
../openafs-cvs-head/configure '--enable-supergroups'
Several variables. Using fakestat? Try without?
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Kevin Coffman wrote:
... with citi NFS patches
This happens immediately after starting up and cd /afs/citi.umich.edu.
OpenAFS is cvs head as of yesterday. Anyone have an idea what I might
have done wrong? Kernel is using Redhat
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],Kevin Coffman writes:
Feb 3 18:16:15 rock kernel: EIP is at generic_delete_inode+0x2d/0x310
looks like 2.6.11 has a new inode entity called i_sb_list. it seems to
be handled inside new_inode(), so we would need to do the same in
afs_NewVCache(). i guess you could
Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
Has anyone gotten Krb5, ldap, and AFS homedirs working reliably?
We've had to resort to setting up each individual users with a startup
items script to run aklog.
I've tried the 'kfm_aklog' plugin, but it doesn't seem to work, and none
of the apple login hook stuff seems to
We recently upgraded to 1.2.13 on our Redhat 9 fileservers
and are now seeing performance problems on various clients.
Operations on files will sometimes work just fine, other times they
will hang for upwards of 30 seconds or so. I've seen this for 1.3.72
windows clients, a 1.2.10 Solaris client,
This does the trick. Thanks!
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],Kevin Coffman writes:
Feb 3 18:16:15 rock kernel: EIP is at generic_delete_inode+0x2d/0x310
looks like 2.6.11 has a new inode entity called i_sb_list. it seems to
be handled inside new_inode(), so we would need to do the same in
Also, I assume you know that you have to add
login_logout_notification= aklog
to the [libdefaults] section in /Library/Preferences/edu.mit.kerberos
(If you have nat clients might also want to add
noaddresses = true )
And I assume the kerberos is required for login in
A further point of information. Using tcpdump on the main
two fileservers I see a lot of udp checksum errors.
One of the machines has fragment reassembly timeouts, which
probably explains the AFS delays.
I am a bit puzzled by tcpdump claiming errors in the UDP
checksum for *outgoing* packets on
On Friday, February 04, 2005 01:58:06 PM -0500 Joe Buehler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A further point of information. Using tcpdump on the main
two fileservers I see a lot of udp checksum errors.
One of the machines has fragment reassembly timeouts, which
probably explains the AFS delays.
I am a
Hi, list!
I am having some trouble with openafs-1.3.78.
Simply put: The kaserver crashes with coredumps (bosserver happily
spawns kaservers).
Any idea?
Regards,
Arne
config info:
./configure --with-afs-sysname=amd64_linux26 \
--with-linux-kernel-headers=/lib
John S. Bucy wrote:
On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 06:51:13PM -0500, Jeffrey B. Woodward wrote:
Have you considered using my suggestion (private email reply) of trying
Subversion (SVN) to manage the binary diffs and to attain a proper
version management system at the same time?
I don't have a
On Friday, February 04, 2005 12:26:10 PM -0800 Arne Dietrich
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, list!
I am having some trouble with openafs-1.3.78.
Simply put: The kaserver crashes with coredumps (bosserver happily spawns
kaservers).
Hm. I bet no one has tried to run dbservers on x86_64 before.
I
On Friday, February 04, 2005 12:26:10 PM -0800 Arne Dietrich
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, list!
I am having some trouble with openafs-1.3.78.
Simply put: The kaserver crashes with coredumps (bosserver happily spawns
kaservers).
Any idea?
Try adding
#include afs/afsutil.h
somewhere near the top
Hello folks,
At various AFS get-togethers over the years, I've mentioned the AFS server
balancing method that Neil Crellin developed here at Stanford that phrases
the balancing problem as a linear programming problem and then uses a
commercial linear programming optimizer to find a solution.
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