Antwort: Re: [Samba] large file support 4GB (nt4.0sp5-smb3.0.6-suse9.0-kernel2.4.21)

2004-09-16 Thread c_gensler

rruegner wrote:

 i recommend using ext3, suse is good in reiser,
 but with ext3 youre on the safe side.
so, where to go with the 200GB of data already on the disks while
re-formatting? This is the very last option I will try! (Why: see ftp
below)

 Upgrade samba to 3.07 from ftp suse.com.
Done - no results

 have you played with use sendfile = yes ( which works under suse 9 kernel
)
defaults to yes - tested yes and no - no results

 and other performance parameters in samba, like
 socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_KEEPALIVE SO_SNDBUF
added SO_SNDBUF - others were set - no results

 checking in general all nics and switches so as logs might help.
Assuming nics and switches means, I should check my hardware?
Well, nics and switches are new, (3com Giga Switch and Intel Giga nics),
working pretty well, as the ftp test (below) shows. Don't think it's a
hardware problem.

And logs might help: they are my best bet! But where to look?
I found additional infos in my logs - see at end!

 i have a equal setup but no such big files to test
Is this a request to post one here ... ? ;-))
If you had one, would you try to test it? Maybe you could create one
from a DVD image or use some CD images, concatenated by copy /b *.iso
bigfile?

 have you test the file coping from a win 2000 client with large memory
yes, tried this (why with large memory?) - same errors

 file handling is only related to partition type ( ext3 , xfs, reiseer )
 should be ok.
This was my opinion, too - reiserfs should work.

 Just as a test, setup ftpserver on the samba server and try to copy the
 file via ftp.
The last hours my machines were busy writing some 8 to 20 GB files to
the server, using ftp - and it works fine; no errors! So ftp does the
job and samba doesn't. As there is no error in ftp transfer of 100GB, I
think my hardware is ok. Reiser seems to be able to hold my files, so I
am hopeful not to have to reformat to ext3.


Scanning logs of level 3 showed and error message:

lib/sysquotas.c:sys_get_quota(413) sys_get_vfs_quota() failed for
mntpath[/usr/local/raid5_1] bdev[/dev/sdd1] qtype[2] id[500]: Invalid
argument

This message occurs more than once in this log - maybe it's a first hint
on an error.

Those log levels are not very useful: they seem to make no difference
between logging successful system calls and logging error messages -
increasing the log level makes huge logs, where you have to use a
microscope to find an error message.


Anybody having some more hints to this?

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[Samba] large file support 4GB (nt4.0sp5-smb3.0.6-suse9.0-kernel2.4.21)

2004-09-15 Thread c_gensler
I am unable to copy a file larger than 4GB to a samba fileserver!

My config:
- client is windows nt 4.0 sp 5 (I tried sp 6 without any change, I tried
w2k, too)
- server (now) is samba 3.0.6 on suse linux 9.0 kernel
2.4.21-99-default/I586
- share is on a reiserfs hardware-raid array with plenty of free space
(explorer correctly _shows_ 500 GB, mapped as ntfs drive)

Every time I try to copy a large file  4GB to samba, nt explorer seems to
be busy for some (10-30) seconds without reasonable data transfer (switch
leds rarely blinking). As soon as data transfer seems to start (I tried it
with a 3 GB file which worked fine), nt explorer shows a message file
cannot be copied, reached end of file (EOF) (translated from german error
message, so don't take literal!)

There were some hints in the newsgroups but all say this should be fixed
since 2.2.x, so now I use 3.0.6 and the problem did not disappear.

My odyssee from samba 2.0.x by 2.2.11 to 3.0.6 and hours of reading this
group end up now here in another request for this. I cannot help anymore,
this problem drives me nuts.

So, is anyone here to solve this? More infos and log files are available,
but there's too much to post it unrequested!

Nowadays (2004!) it should be possible for samba to handle files  4GB,
shouldn't it?

Many thanks in advance!


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