On 21 Jun 2011, at 17:16, Russ Allbery <r...@stanford.edu> wrote: > Nicolas Bourbaki <ncl.bourb...@gmail.com> writes: > >> 1.6.0pre6 made it to the ubuntu ppa repository, however the issue is >> still present. It is caused by KDE's akonadi-mysql server trying to bind >> to a UNIX socket inside the user's home directory, which fails and then >> displays the mentioned behavior. Disabling akonadi is easy with the >> following: > >> - edit ~/.config/akonadi/akonadiserverrc >> - change "StartServer=true" to false >> - restart KDE session, the issue is gone > >> This is not the first time I'm having issue with UNIX sockets (Google >> Chrome) inside AFS but the strange thing is that with 1.4, the AFS >> daemon is not loosing it's connection with the fileserver. > > The loss of connection with the file server is probably caused by Rx > returning an error from the server and then going into progressive backoff > due to the errors until the client decides that the server is responding > so slowly that it's actually down. We've run into this before with other > things. >
Attempts to create Unix sockets should be blocked by the client. RX and the fileserver aren't involved. S.
