Hi!
On Wed, 5 Oct 2005, Tim Spriggs wrote:
> Isn't there something about needing a small percentage of space to be able
> to keep the ext3/ext2 filesystem from fragmenting too much? Does this
> apply here?
Not that I know of. Even so, 25 GB on a 500 GB filesystem is a bit
excessive, wouldn't
Thanks.. I don't know exactly why it was stripping off that
extra bit originally. I'll make this change for the next
release. Either rc7 or 1.4.0-final.
Thank you for testing the RPMS. Any other issues you've found
with them?
-derek
"Matthew N. Andrews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I modd
Tim Spriggs wrote:
Isn't there something about needing a small percentage of space to be able
to keep the ext3/ext2 filesystem from fragmenting too much? Does this
apply here?
Also, is there a problem with running on ext3? I only ask because I know
openafs can not use journaling filesystems unde
Hi.
I'm working on getting Solaris 10 x86-64 ready to deploy in our environment.
I'm having trouble getting OpenAFS to work correctly when Solaris is booted
under the 64bit kernel (the default for the opteron boxes we're planning on
using). It works perfectly when booted under the 32bit kernel
On Thu, 6 Oct 2005, Kris Kasner wrote:
Hi.
I'm working on getting Solaris 10 x86-64 ready to deploy in our environment.
I'm having trouble getting OpenAFS to work correctly when Solaris is booted
under the 64bit kernel (the default for the opteron boxes we're planning on
using). It works per
aklog works fine with kerberos v5 on our network, but standard
kerberized utilities (telnetd,rshd,ftpd,etc..)
won't acquire afs tokens after they get any tickets forwarded.Is there a
patch for these utilities so that
once you login you'll have afs tokens too?
The following methods have already been
Dear folks,
I already have openafs running since some months ... well the
configurations wasn't easy but after reading tons of docs I got it
really running (including failover and the multi-homing problems) ...
however... that's not the reason why I wrote but I wanna use this eMail
to say: 'o
hello,
is here a way to figure out what the kernel module is doing when it is
being loaded ?
the module gets loaded; lsmod reports the module is
initializing..(forever)
thanks,
Ron
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