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Jon Monroe
Systems
-- the locking does
seem to be working correctly. No, didn't reboot clients, but they were
disconnected when I restarted samba.
Thanks again,
Jon
Jon Monroe
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Hi Jerry,
That looks exactly like my problem -- tons of open FDs but only on directories,
not files.
Unfortunately I haven't made any further progress in troubleshooting this. I
walked through the debugging messages and matched them to whats in the source.
It seems like it should be working.
OK. The other thing that comes to mind is change notify. Not sure if you
can disable this (is nt smb support required for change notify? I don't
remember).
cheers, jerry
Hmm... interesting... hadn't considered that. I don't know about NT smb
support requirements, but mine is default to
get the chance.
Thanks again!
Jon
At 05:54 PM 10/17/2002 -0500, Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
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On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Jon Monroe wrote:
I'm seeing tons of leftover directory handles for any directories
visited on a samba share (via a win2k/win9x
Hey all,
I've been fighting a samba share/unmount problem for several days now and may
have found a bug in the connect/disconnect code.
Basically, it seems that while everything claims to free the connection to the
share, it doesn't actually happen. This is me closing ALL windows to the
Well, I think I partially found out why this is acting strangely. I've
tried this on both samba 2.2.5 and 2.2.6rc4. The file handles work a little
differently between kernel 2.2 and kernel 2.4.
On kernel 2.2, when you access a directory, you get a single CWD open
handle (from LSOF 4.47):
, it unmounts/releases fine.
So, is there something I can configure or compile into Samba that will
cause it to not-lock/cache mounted folders so that one can umount the ISO?
I tried disabling all the known cache settings in the smb.conf -- didn't help.
Thanks a bunch!
Jon
Jon Monroe
Systems
