It sounds like your change is a step in the direction of unifying CLNT and
SVCXPRT handle structures. As we've discussed off-list, if you take on the
project of unifying the actual handle structures, you get the lock
consolidation for free. In any event, if rpc_dplx_rec contains a service
han
Frank asked: What sorts of tests?
My answer:
I am hoping to benefit from the experience of this group since this group has
spent much more time than I working with NFS-Ganesha (and perhaps other file
systems). I hope that this group has identified useful tests (beside throughput
tests). For ex
On 01/16/2017 03:08 PM, Swen Schillig wrote:
> On Mo, 2017-01-16 at 10:52 -0500, Daniel Gryniewicz wrote:
>> Hi, Swen.
>>
>> Looking through that log, the failures of unlink() are returned from
>> the
>> sub_fsal, not directly caused by MDCACHE, so it's whatever's
>> underneath
>> (GPFS, presumably
On Mo, 2017-01-16 at 10:52 -0500, Daniel Gryniewicz wrote:
> Hi, Swen.
>
> Looking through that log, the failures of unlink() are returned from
> the
> sub_fsal, not directly caused by MDCACHE, so it's whatever's
> underneath
> (GPFS, presumably?) that's returning ENOTEMPTY:
Hi Dan
sorry for du
On Mo, 2017-01-16 at 14:21 -0500, William Allen Simpson wrote:
> Swen, your other very short patch fixes a problem with closing the
> fd. And that's a good thing. But the underlying problem is that
> we have multiple copies of the fd, and do not know whether it has
> been closed.
>
> I'm thinkin
On Mo, 2017-01-16 at 13:53 -0500, William Allen Simpson wrote:
> Swen, I've been looking at your patch, and it has some good ideas.
> For some odd reason, I awoke at 1:30 am thinking about it, and
> got up and wrote some code.
>
I never intended to give you sleepless nights :-)
> I've taken anoth
> I'm looking for file system operation/stability test programs.
>
>
> I'm most interested in test programs that do many file operations that are
> then verified rather than programs that concentrate on performance tests.
What sorts of tests? There is the pjd-fstest test suite that tests POSIX
c
I'm looking for file system operation/stability test programs.
I'm most interested in test programs that do many file operations that
are then verified rather than programs that concentrate on performance
tests.
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
Swen, your other very short patch fixes a problem with closing the
fd. And that's a good thing. But the underlying problem is that
we have multiple copies of the fd, and do not know whether it has
been closed.
I'm thinking that it would be best to have one copy, in the SVCXPRT,
and have everybod
Swen, I've been looking at your patch, and it has some good ideas.
For some odd reason, I awoke at 1:30 am thinking about it, and
got up and wrote some code.
I've taken another patch of mine, and added the SVCXPRT into the
rpc_dplx_rec, eliminating the refcnt entirely (using the SVCXPRT).
After a
Hi, Swen.
Looking through that log, the failures of unlink() are returned from the
sub_fsal, not directly caused by MDCACHE, so it's whatever's underneath
(GPFS, presumably?) that's returning ENOTEMPTY:
16/01/2017 13:56:16 : epoch 587cb7dc : dhcp-9-244-58-137 :
ganesha.nfsd-14293[work-26] mdca
>From Swen Schillig :
Swen Schillig has uploaded a new change for review. (
https://review.gerrithub.io/343215
Change subject: [valgrind] Mem-leak: Free channel client memory.
..
[valgrind] Mem-leak: Free channel client memory
>From Daniel Gryniewicz :
Daniel Gryniewicz has uploaded a new change for review. (
https://review.gerrithub.io/343263
Change subject: Don't do work in assert()
..
Don't do work in assert()
Standard assert() is a no-op on rel
The lack of verbosity is not Ganesha's fault; it only gets the single
error code back from Ceph.
Try turning up all your client related logging in your ceph.conf, and
check it's logging?
Daniel
On 01/14/2017 03:02 PM, Alessandro De Salvo wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> indeed, this is the root cause,
Dan
while I was performing some simple tests to validate some of my code,
I stumbled over some possible mdcache issue.
Here's what I'm doing. (ganesha-2.5-dev9)
I create the following directory structure
mkdir -p /home/swen//d/c/def/g/h/i/j/
where /home/swen/ is the mount point for a [V
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