Hi, lately I've been encountering a lot of situations where a process
seems to block for a really long time trying to access something in
/afs; it usually succeeds, but only after several minutes. This seems
to happen only on MacOS (1.4.11, although I saw it with 1.4.10 too).
Can anybody give
Hi, lately I've been encountering a lot of situations where a process
seems to block for a really long time trying to access something in
/afs; it usually succeeds, but only after several minutes. This seems
to happen only on MacOS (1.4.11, although I saw it with 1.4.10 too).
If it matters at
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 12:56 PM, Adam Megacz a...@megacz.com wrote:
Hi, lately I've been encountering a lot of situations where a process
seems to block for a really long time trying to access something in
/afs; it usually succeeds, but only after several minutes. This seems
to happen only
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Adam Megacz wrote:
Hi, lately I've been encountering a lot of situations where a process
seems to block for a really long time trying to access something in
/afs; it usually succeeds, but only after several minutes. This seems
to happen only on MacOS (1.4.11, although I
I've seen this several times lately -- enough to submit here.
I released 'root.lang' and immediately switched focus to
where I tried a 'make install' then had to force volume
checking to get it to work properly.
All commands were run on the same host running Solaris 10
SPARC with OpenAFS 1.4.11
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:32:33 -0500
Jeff Blaine jbla...@kickflop.net wrote:
I've seen this several times lately -- enough to submit here.
I released 'root.lang' and immediately switched focus to
where I tried a 'make install' then had to force volume
checking to get it to work properly.
So
Ken Hornstein k...@cmf.nrl.navy.mil writes:
If it matters at all, I saw the exact same thing. It seemed to be
caused by a combination of a multihomed fileserver and AFS client
behind a NAT (yeah, it's easy to see how that would be an issue).
Wow, that is really interesting, *both* of those
