This particular server is a standalone unit, meaning that it is not part
of a cluster. It was almost like the client is maintaining it's own list
of locks and sending them to the server?
- David
On 02/28/2011 10:26 PM, Yu Liao wrote:
I am interesting about you remove the tdb files and they come back. Do
you use ctdb mode? What is the value of clustering option?
2011/3/1 David Irving <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hello,
I'm running Samba 3.4.11 on CentOS 5.2.. I Have some users at my
company that have recently upgraded their macs to Snow Leopard
10.6.6 and are running in to some SMB issues. When they mount a
share they can move,delete,copy folders just fine. If they open
and close a file in one of those folders though, they cannot
rename, delete, or move the folder because samba has it locked and
it appears to stay locked until they dismount the volume (even
though all files/folders are closed).
This has only started happening since we upgraded our macs to
10.6.x (10.5.x works just fine).
I'm completely at the end of my rope regarding this problem. I've
tried tweaking various server side configuration options for
oplocking, etc and have made 0 headway. One funny thing that I did
notice is that, as a test, I shutdown Samba, deleted the lock tdb
file, and restarted samba. As soon as the client reestablished
it's connection with the server all the old locks (displayed using
smbstatus) were put back in to place (I'm talking about something
like 100 or so locks, some as old as 2 days). It looks like the
client is requesting the locks on the folders for some reason.
I'm 95% sure that this is a OSX client bug but I was hoping
someone out there had a workaround for it.
Thanks,
David
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Liao Yu
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