In message <[email protected]>,Simon Wilkinson writes: >Fedora 12 has IMA enabled in its kernel by default. OpenAFS can't >currently co-exist with IMA, because IMA fundamentally breaks the core >interface that OpenAFS uses it access its disk cache. There is ongoing >work to fix this problem in the kernel.
so one could always use the memcache for a workaround in the short term. seems fine here. >The alternative is that we modify the OpenAFS cache manager to use an >alternative, but significantly slower, mechanism for opening files in >the cache. This has been done on an experimental basis, but we'd i still wonder if the cache manager shouldnt open a single file (sparse mode) and just seek/read/write. this would solve a couple of potential problems with other filesystems as well. _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
