Brian,
Thanks. I thought I was just my two OS clients. From what I've been
reading lately, it seems to have been around for a while in different
releases of OSX. Our set up is one Samba PDC that acts as a file
server for a bookkeeping business. We have the mac machines as we
have a couple of artist clients who do all their work on Macs,
including their books. We can't leave them connected to the network
for too long or I have to restart samba.
I did an strace and logged it here -
http://www.wrenkasky.com/reports/mac_strace.txt
I am not sure what to look for though. Maybe someone can shed some light...
Ed
On 2009-06-03, 17:29:04 Brian Krusic wrote:
Hi Ed,
First, I feel your pain.
While I don't have an answer, I did switch from OSX based Samba server
to Linux and my problems went away.
My experience in general with OSX server 10.5 is that its a horrible
XSAN, NFS, AFP, SMB server.
What I've used to help trouble shoot OSX in general in addition to the
built in process viewer is XRG ( X Resource Grapher).
You can also try to dtrace stuff. Just type it in a term to see some
help.
There were some NFS bugs I uncovered and shared with the OSX Server
dev guys which should be fixed in 10.6 server but who knows if that
will also fix the plethora of other issues.
- Brian
On Jun 2, 2009, at 10:02 PM, Ed Kasky wrote:
> Lately it never fails when I attach a Mac running OSX 10.5 that I
> get runaway pid's. I tracked them down so far to multiple
> close_wait's:
>
> # /usr/sbin/lsof | grep pbg5mac
> smbd 24876 root 6u IPv4 80015755 TCP
> yoda.wrenkasky.com:netbios-ssn->pbg5mac.wrenkasky.com:49381
> (CLOSE_WAIT)
>
> They can grow to over 100 if I don't catch it or nobody can log on
> anymore ;-)
>
> Anybody had any problems with Macs using samba?
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