Hi,
if there is a FILE with the same name as the mount point of a
fs-cifs command … the machine locks up or is loosing 98%
of its performance (800Mhz Celereon)
Killing fs-cifs doesn’t help completely … the machine remains slow
(~50% of its performance).
fs-cifs locks up the file manager after ~5-10 minutes after mounting
a SAMBA volume of a Red Hat machine.
After killing fs-cifs it works again ~-5-10 minutes … very
annoying, what’s the problem?.
Armin
hi Armin,
this seems strange - however: is that necessary to have FILE as file and
as mount-pount ? did
you check ‘ls -l /proc/mount’ - just a guessing hint (don’t know whether
you find something there)
I had also a strange problem with fs-cifs on a SUSe-Linux Samba server:
after a (long) while - and I cannot put together where/when that happens
Jörg
Armin Steinhoff schrieb:
Hi,
if there is a FILE with the same name as the mount point of a
fs-cifs command … the machine locks up or is loosing 98%
of its performance (800Mhz Celereon)Killing fs-cifs doesn’t help completely … the machine remains slow
(~50% of its performance).fs-cifs locks up the file manager after ~5-10 minutes after mounting
a SAMBA volume of a Red Hat machine.After killing fs-cifs it works again ~-5-10 minutes … very
annoying, what’s the problem?.Armin
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