Hi,
I've noticed that locking.tdb file grows over time. This happened while running
the following test:
- delete locking.tdb and restart samba
- connect a linux client using cifs mount
-run the following script on the client:
#!bin/bash
for i in `seq 1 130000`;do
echo $i
echo ===
KB_rand=$(((RANDOM % 300 + 1)*(1000))
dd if=/dev/urandom of=/mnt/cifs/files/smallfile$i bs=$KB_rand count=1
done
So there's only one client writing many files.
The locking.tdb file grew to 2 megs, at which point space was exhausted (I put
the temp files in tmpfs, perhaps a mistake :)).
Is this to be expected? what causes this increase? does it saturate at some
point? is it possible to configure it?
Thanks,
Uri.
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