Hi, Thanks for a great product, it really works well.
The following is not a CIFS problem, only background. For some time now, we've been running into problems with shares that are exported via CIFS and NFSv4 My Solaris systems are running snv_134 and the Linux systems are RedHat 5.5 We've isolated the problem to a known Linux bug: http://www.mail-archive.com/zfs-disc...@opensolaris.org/msg28412.html We've patched our Linux kernels to try and cope, but we are still running into occasional problems, that I can fix by turning off nbmand. My question is, what are the implications of turning off nbmand locks on a user's home directory? For example: Can it lead to file corruption? Are they there, only so that 2 users at the same time can't write to the files? If it's to block multiple users accessing the file, is it safe in a home directory only accessible to one user? Regards John Ryan
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