Solution: downgrade to woody for nfs-utils:
As I mentioned earlier:
On our file server, AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 852, running Sarge, we have
something like 300 clients (PCs on Debian Sarge and Xterminals, based
on Sarge servers) and ~ 1000 users.
When under big load, the rpc.mountd from
Ulf Rehmann wrote:
Hi,
it seems we have a similar problem as you described in your
report. Our rpc.mountd does not really die but becomes unresponsive in
case it gets 'much' load. As top shows, its %CPU then switches between
more than 95% and something like 60%, and it won't give any answer
Thanks for your quick answer, Yes, the phenomena are different, but if
a bug is involved, that could have different consequences in different
environments. But of course that's some speculation. We are just
trying a downgrade to the woody version of the nfs-kernel-server, as
there are several
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