John Perkins wrote: > I've been seeing some initialization issues with the 1.5.5X OpenAFS > clients recently on some computers we have running in our department. > In particular, it seems to take an inordinate amount of time to get the > AFS client to a point where it will accept file service requests. > > This afternoon, I loaded the 1.5.52 client. The problem I'm seeing > is that it will take 5-10 minutes before the SMB redirector is willing to > serve files on the computer. afsd_init.log indicates a delay between > tweaking the Windows Firewall and logging various preset mountpoints. > > I've left an "fs trace" log and afsd_init.log in > http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~john/winafs-logs for those who feel they might > have some insight into this problem (and spare those who don't want to > look through lengthy log files). I'm willing to post them here upon > request. > > The Windows clients I've been working with lately are running XP SP3, > if that makes a difference. > > Any pointers, or even additional debugging requests, would be greatly > appreciated...
The suspicious aspect of the logs is this: time 1.606670, tid 1900 Dispatch return code 0x6654322b vcp 0x0AEC0100 lana 3 lsn 3 time 1.606670, tid 1900 Dispatch (73)ReceiveV3SessionSetupX duration 262969 ms time 1.606710, tid 1752 Dispatch return code 0x0 vcp 0x0AEB3FA0 lana 3 lsn 4 time 1.606710, tid 1752 Dispatch (72)ReceiveNegotiate duration 137547 ms time 1.606720, tid 1752 SendPacket failure code 8 "session number out of range" time 1.606970, tid 1900 Request (73)ReceiveV3SessionSetupX straddled session startup, took 262969 ms, ncb length 216 time 1.606980, tid 1900 SMB SEND code 6654322B as NT C0000016 There are many entries like this. The SMB client is requesting authentication in order to setup a new SMB Session. The authentication request within Windows is getting stuck and is not returning for greater than 45 seconds. As a result the SMB client gives up and terminates the connection. afsd_service therefore receives a "session number of of range" errors when attempting to send the response. On the 8th attempt the authentication completes in a timely manner. I would look for network traffic from the box that is not AFS related. Perhaps a query for a domain controller, a netbios lookup, a dns lookup or something else that is not getting a response. --- Note that the native file system client is coming. When it is here all of the SMB issues will be gone.
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