Good morning! 2 questions I would greatly appreciate any assistance with: 1. We are attempting to use Dazuko 2.3.4 on a FreeBSD 6.2 machine without success. > Configure command is: ./configure --enable-event-unlink --enable-event-rmdir --enable-event-close-modified > Make compiles without any warnings or errors > Kernel module loads fine - correct versions come up in the Console debug. > Example code compiles fine. However, when the example code monitors a directory - i.e. a home directory in /usr/home (not a symlink), the system either (a) hangs, or (b) errors with a kernel panic. The kernel panic says: lockmgr: thread 0x... not exclusive lock holder 0x ... Would anybody know how to start diagnosing and fixing this issue? Please do let us know if any extra information is required. 2. Dazuko 2.3.2 on FreeBSD 6.2 machine works, but does not return ON_CLOSE_MODIFIED events. > Configure command is: ./configure --enable-event-unlink --enable-event-rmdir --enable-event-close-modified > Make compiles without any warnings or errors > Kernel module loads fine - correct versions come up in the Console debug (in this case 2.3.2 instead of the above) > Example program monitors directory works (i.e. no panic like with 2.3.4) with success for OPEN and CLOSE events, but does not return any CLOSE_MODIFIED events. The file is definitely being modified (by opening in vi, and adding text, and saving) and the module is the correct version, with the correct configure options. I have noted a few posts about Question 2 before but, apart from suggestions (which are excellent and have been tried), there is never a post that indicates what was done to solve the problem - hence this post. I would be grateful for any help. Regards, Mark --- Mark de Raad Systems I-Nex Corporation Pty Ltd
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