Bill, I did test with your d12-pri branch. The kerberos mount does work
with it but every other mount fails! I don't think this is something to
do with your patch. I did make sure that all file creates and reads do
work.
The mount failure (every other!) is:
# mount -overs=4,sec=krb5p
rom: "Malahal Naineni" <mala...@us.ibm.com>
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Hi Malahal,
Sure, we'll track it down. The most likely situation is use of segmented i/O
in any case where, currently, due to our use of GSSAPI's gss_wrap and
gss_getmic APIs, we can't tolerate it. Until we can support newer APIs (such
as the one introduced in MIT kerberos 12) with vector
Hi All,
The latest ganesha2.3 doesn't work with kerberos mounts. It
appears to work with krb5 mounts but definitely fails with krb5i or
krb5p. I primarily tested with krb5p mounts, and git bisect pointed to
ganesha commit: 2de276416a5d2034fcd765434ed51794d622e916
That is just a submodule
