On Dec 3, 2003, at 8:50 AM, Jim Rees wrote:Now that the 1.3.5x train has left the station, I think we should change the default options to afsd. The current defaults no longer make sense. I propose:
afsd -dynroot -afsdb -fakestat -nosettime -chunksize 18
I would object to making -afsdb the default on Darwin/Mac OS X. As great as it would be to have afsdb on by default, ...
But last time I tried enabling afsdb on Mac OS X, it causes a two minute hang on shutdown and reboot, which I deemed unacceptable.
Hmm. I am running openafs 1.2.9 on MacoS 10.2.8, and have been using afsd options of:
-stat 1200 -dcache 800 -daemons 3 -volumes 70
-dynroot -afsdb -fakestat(all on one line, of course). I've been running this way for awhile, and I've never noticed a problem at shutdown. Mind you, I only reboot the machine about once-a-month, or however often a system-update comes along that forces me to reboot...
Have others seen this hanging problem?
(I don't mind if the default is NOT changed to include -afsdb, but I'm interested in the report that it can cause hangs at system shutdown...)
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