FBSD 8.0 ZFS Issue.. default_perms_for_dir

2010-03-07 Thread Howard Leadmon 
  I just did a cvsup and updated my amd64 8.0-STABLE machine, and after
rebooting with the new kernel and all I am seeing the following on directory
access:

 

 

default_perms_for_dir: sys_acl_get_file(., ACL_TYPE_DEFAULT): Invalid
argument, falling back on umask

default_perms_for_dir: sys_acl_get_file(., ACL_TYPE_DEFAULT): Invalid
argument, falling back on umask

 

 

 Now I know it wasn't doing this before, so something has apparently changed
since the update and rebuild.   Has anyone run into this issue, or machine
something that is known in the current STABLE source tree?   

 

 Just not sure if this is something I got to worry about, but not really
sure how to go about fixing it either..

 

 

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Howard Leadmon 

 

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ZFS issue?

2009-05-28 Thread Bradley W. Dutton 
I updated my stable box (i386) on Tuesday and started seeing errors like
the below intermittently. Is anyone else seeing anything like this? I saw
similar errors periodically doing portupgrade and portinstall.

Besides the intermittent errors the stability is much improved, my i386
box hasn't crashed at all since the update. Previously I could crash the
box fairly reproducibly.

Thanks,
Brad

mv:
/home/bdutton/email/spam/cur/1243427579.M855387P56232VCB777092I0003F135_0.uno,S=4010:2,S:
set owner/group (was: 1000/89): Operation not permitted
mv:
/home/bdutton/email/spam/cur/1243427579.M855387P56232VCB777092I0003F135_0.uno,S=4010:2,S:
set flags (was: ): Invalid argument
mv:
/home/bdutton/email/spam/cur/1243428013.M780180P56404VCB777092I0003F139_0.uno,S=3330:2,S:
set owner/group (was: 1000/89): Operation not permitted
mv:
/home/bdutton/email/spam/cur/1243428013.M780180P56404VCB777092I0003F139_0.uno,S=3330:2,S:
set flags (was: ): Invalid argument


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