On 8/9/21 12:00 PM, Brad Spencer wrote:
[email protected] writes:
Sorry if this has already been discussed-
I've been using ZFS on current happily for a few weeks now, and apart
from a little weirdness setting it up (wedge changing out from under me;
I think I've got that sorted now) it's been performing well.
However, I just put a quota on a filesystem I created, and any access
(ls, etc) to that file system causes the process to hang in zfscv for
many seconds. The operation eventually completes, but it doesn't seem
to be a caching issue, because another ls on the same directory makes it
happen reliably. When I remove the quota, all is well.
Known issue? Should I pr? This is in 9.99.87 circa end of July...
+j
Could you be specific by what you mean by "quota"? Just to be clear
about it all... I use a number of filesystems that have the quota
attribute (zfs get quota / zfs set quota=something <foo>) set and do not
observe this. However, there are user quotas too and I don't use them.
I also am using ZFS with 9.x mostly and not -current. The latest build
I have is 9.99.74 and also does not appear to have this problem.
I was referring to a quota set with 'zfs set quota=500g tank/foo' - but
shortly before I got your reply, I realized that the machine with ZFS
had been turned into a Xen dom0, and I had only allotted 1G (!) of RAM
for the dom0 instead of the full 72GB I had been using previously - and
it looks like that was the issue. Whoops!
Thanks for the reply.
+j
