On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 10:23:24AM +0200, Christoph Peus wrote:
Hello experts,
we have encountered this problem several times with different samba
versions (3.0.20b now) and need a solution now which works without
restarting the samba server: sometimes when a client crashes for
whatever reason while it has a file on the samba server opened, this
file cannot be opened for writing after the client has rebootet. The
locking entry is then associated with a nonexistent pid.
What's the cause of this problem? How can we make this file r/w
accessible again without restart of the samba server (and deletion of
the locking.tdb file)?
Once the process holding the record lock has died, the next
smbd trying to open this file should clean out the dead lock.
You can test this be trying to open the file from another
client - this should clean the lock. If it doesn't I'd like
to see a debug level 10 log from the client doing the open
to clean the lock.
Jeremy.
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