Existing file deleted on disk full (or disk ful) errors
Jeremy Allison
jra at samba.org
Thu Oct 18 18:16:01 GMT 2001
On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 03:15:11PM -0400, Julie Holloway wrote:
> (Sorry for the poor append previously. Too much formatting. Here is my
> append again, with the original included. Hopefully, this will make
> more sense.)
>
> I too have seen this problem. Below is a summary of the packet flow
> between an NT client and the Samba 2.2.1 server compared with an NT
> client with an NT server: (The packet numbers are based on the Network
> Monitor traces that I took)
>
> NT client to Samba 2.2.1 case: NT client to NT server case:
> ============================== =============================
>
> pkt 64 - Tmp file deleted pkt 221 - Tmp file deleted
>
> pkt 84 - Disk Full error pkt 237 - Disk Full error
>
> pkt 91 - Open on srvsvc (1) pkt 242 - Open on srvsvc (1)
>
> pkt 109 - Open on doc1.txt pkt 256 - Open on doc1.txt
>
> pkt 110-112 - Unlock
>
> pkt 115 - NT IOCTL pkt 258 - NT IOCTL
>
> pkt 116 - Fails (unsupported) pkt 259 - Fails (invalid)
>
> pkt 120 - Open on srvsvc (2) pkt 266 - Open on srvsvc (2)
>
> pkt 130 - Findfirst on \* pkt 278 - Findfirst on \*
>
> A bunch of Query path info's
>
> pkt 157 - Open on doc1.txt.txt
>
> pkt 159 - Query file info (0x109)
>
> pkt 160 - fails (Invalid Level)
>
> pkt 168 - Delete of doc1.txt
>
> As you can see, all seems pretty normal in the Samba case until the
> FindFirst request. This problem occurs on the current CVS version of
> Samba (Linux).
The 110-112 Unlocks - are they oplock breaks ? This seems to be the only
difference (except the error return on 259). If so why is the file oplocked
in Samba and not on NT ? More info needed (packets prior to this I'm afraid).
Jeremy.
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