NFS and Samba
Hiep Nguyen
HNguyen at varsityspirit.com
Wed Nov 28 10:24:06 GMT 2001
I have 2.2.1a. I dont know where the opslock is.......could you plz advise
me on this. Where is the option at?
I know the latest version is 2.2.2, i just got this version working for
me.....is there any need for me to upgrade??
Andrew Bartlett
<abartlet at pcug.or To: Hiep Nguyen <HNguyen at varsityspirit.com>
g.au> cc: samba at lists.samba.org
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11/28/2001 04:54
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Hiep Nguyen wrote:
>
> This is a question before i go into production with my setup. Thanks
> everyone for the assistance i received while setting up Samba. I am
going
> to have an AS/400 mount an NFS directory on my linux server and it is
going
> to be constantly writing to this share. Also about 400 users are going
to
> be connected to this same share through samba, accessing via windows NT.
> Has anyone heard of any issues with this kind of setup? Do you think its
> going to be any traffic issues?
The big thing is the ensure that locking works. Ensure that files
accessed both via NFS and via SMB are correctly locked.
This is best done by ensuring that you use the latest Samba 2.2, Linux
Kernel 2.4 and the appropriate libc (2.2 I think) this will gain you
access to the 'kernel oplocks' that will allow cooperative locking
between the two protocols. You may wish to follow the discussions on
this list, becouse there have been some 'issues' with this that are
currnetly being looked at. (Possible bugs in the linux kernel oplock
implementation I beleive).
Andrew Bartlett
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