2009/10/27 Douglas E. Engert <[email protected]> > > > Paulo Roberto Vieira Brandão wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I`m woking on a cluster running Solaris 10 and I`m trying to use openafs >> as the network file system to share data. >> At the moment, I have 2 fileservers, 1 volume server, 1 authentication >> server and 1 protection server. >> Both machines are clients. >> > > What version of OpenAFS? >
r...@master:~# fs --version openafs 1.4.8 > You says it is a cluster. Are you trying to share the AFS cache? No. Each machine is a client with your own cache. > > > They authenticate, mount the homes but when I gunzip a file, my account >> crashes. >> As root I still can log in, and see the process gunzip stopped, but it can >> not be killed. >> > > Did you exceed the quota on the home directory volume? > cd to the home directory and run: fs lq . The volumes were created with the command below: Where VOS=/usr/afs/bin/vos $VOS create $HOST $PART usr.$USER -maxquota 0 r...@node01:~# fs lq /afs/posseidon/usr/rdrghisolfi/ Volume Name Quota Used %Used Partition usr.rdrghisolfi no limit 3654678 0% 2% > > > The partitions where AFS cache is mounted has the nologgin option >> activated. >> > > Is the partition with the cache large enough, to hold the blocks listed in > /usr/vice/etc/cachinfo? > Yes, the partition has 20GB free (it is used for other stuffs too). And the cacheinfo: /afs:/usr/vice/cache:50000 > (OpenAFS-1.4.11 on Solaris 10 can use any file system as a cache including > ZFS.) > > Using ufs. > > >> Anyone has a similar problem? >> Where could I find more information to post? >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> [ ]`s Beto >> > > -- > > Douglas E. Engert <[email protected]> > Argonne National Laboratory > 9700 South Cass Avenue > Argonne, Illinois 60439 > (630) 252-5444 >
