Re: [OpenAFS] Timed out error on some operations in AFS when accessing from Solaris zone.

2008-10-27 Thread Douglas E. Engert



Mans Nilsson wrote:
I have a number of apps that try getcwd() from a zone in an AFS directory, and failing. 

Truss says: 


getcwd(0xFFBFDAE0, 4096)Err#145 ETIMEDOUT


Works for us.



Exactly the same operation, but performed from the global zone, works flawlessly. 


Tokens are in order, I can create files, open them, pwd from bash and
ksh works, but some apps simply can't tell where they are. Gnu Make is
one, iirc, along with some other bits and pieces in my toolchain -- the
first occurances were in compiling.

This occurs in several zones, on  5.10 Generic_125100-10 sun4u with openafs 1.4.4. Zone setup for loopback sharing is typically: 


fs:
dir: /afs
special: /afs
raw not specified
type: lofs
options: []


This looks OK, but we don't mount the cache, or run the
cachemanager in a zone. The cachemaneger is run from the global.

So the following is not needed:


fs:
dir: /usr/vice/cache
special: /usr/vice/cache
raw not specified
type: lofs
options: []



(Note: AFS is not zone aware, so PAGs and UID based tokens
are shred across zones.)


...which is the only way I've seen things set up.

Any hints? I'm open to upgrading, no problemo. 


On the system I just tested, we have 1.4.4,
with Generic_137111-07.







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[OpenAFS] Timed out error on some operations in AFS when accessing from Solaris zone.

2008-10-25 Thread Mans Nilsson
I have a number of apps that try getcwd() from a zone in an AFS directory, and 
failing. 

Truss says: 

getcwd(0xFFBFDAE0, 4096)Err#145 ETIMEDOUT

Exactly the same operation, but performed from the global zone, works 
flawlessly. 

Tokens are in order, I can create files, open them, pwd from bash and
ksh works, but some apps simply can't tell where they are. Gnu Make is
one, iirc, along with some other bits and pieces in my toolchain -- the
first occurances were in compiling.

This occurs in several zones, on  5.10 Generic_125100-10 sun4u with openafs 
1.4.4. Zone setup for loopback sharing is typically: 

fs:
dir: /afs
special: /afs
raw not specified
type: lofs
options: []
fs:
dir: /usr/vice/cache
special: /usr/vice/cache
raw not specified
type: lofs
options: []

...which is the only way I've seen things set up.

Any hints? I'm open to upgrading, no problemo. 



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Måns Nilsson


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