[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > That's bad news. I believe we're experiencing right now that it does > limit concurrent writes to files in the same directory from our farm > nodes. I guess it will also cause a higher degree of fragmentation of > files on the fileserver, and probably make things more "NFS-like" in > general.
Writing to a file does not invalidate the status information on the directory that contains it. If you have multiple clients reading/writing the same file, then you will have contention issues. What store behind mode does is produce more RPC requests to the file server. > Any chance to get back the old behaviour? There is always a chance. The questions are what is broken and why did it break when Linux 2.6 support was added. Someone will have to debug the actual problem versus the observed symptom.
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