Re: [OpenAFS] speed of OpenAFS fileserver

[Frank Burkhardt]

Hi,

On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 02:18:23PM +0100, Lars Schimmer wrote:

[snip]

> Is there any limit built in?
> Has anyone reached more than 10 MB/sec from debian filserver package?

Yes - we have :-) :

  Reading a single large file: 55.5 MiB/s
  Writing a single large file: 63.5 MiB/s

This is the configuration:
  * G33-DS3R mainboard
  * Intel Core2Quad Q6600 , 2.4GHz
  * 2GB of RAM
  * 1GBit/s ethernet
  * 10x 750 GB in a RAID-6 on an Areca 1231 controller
  * ext3 as /vicepa
  * Debian Etch + latest updates
  * Kernel is vanilla 2.6.23.8, results are nearly the same for 2.6.24.0

The given performance values were measured between two of those servers
which were connected via a single low-cost GE-switch.

Regards,

Frank
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Re: [OpenAFS] Solaris 10 (x86): pam_afs_session

[Simon Wilkinson]

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Douglas E. Engert wrote:


Looks like it always returns 0!
OpenAFS 1.4.6 src/aklog/aklog.c has:

int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
aklog(argc, argv);
exit(0);
}


But, the aklog function itself makes liberal use of exit() in error 
situations. aklog (the binary) certainly returns non-zero when the user 
doesn't have tokens.


S.


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