Fredrik Ohrn wrote:
> Look mom! A new smbd process is now serving this user.
>
> There is no trace what so ever in the logfile on why the smbd died.
Hmmn: could you set keepalive = 30, and see if
samba cleans up and releases the locks held?
I'm almost about to reccomend keepalive = 3600
as a default...
It's an option to clean up after clients which
exploded, blue-screened or just started to flake.
Alas, it tends to hide PC problems by working
around them.
--dave
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