We just noticed a quite disturbing event on some windows clients; they
are sending packets continuously to
a fileserver, causing the fileserver process to take 100% CPU. And more
annoying, noone is
logged in to the machines when they do so. afsd_service works, but
cannot be restarted and have
This was fixed in 1.5.63:
* When given a choice between an error from rx_Write()
or RXAFS_EndStoreData(), use the rx_Write() error.
This ensures that over quota and access denied errors
are acted upon.
Jeffrey Altman
Anders Magnusson wrote:
We just noticed a quite disturbing event
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
This was fixed in 1.5.63:
* When given a choice between an error from rx_Write()
or RXAFS_EndStoreData(), use the rx_Write() error.
This ensures that over quota and access denied errors
are acted upon.
Thanks, it was not in the release notes so I didn't
Anders Magnusson wrote:
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
This was fixed in 1.5.63:
* When given a choice between an error from rx_Write()
or RXAFS_EndStoreData(), use the rx_Write() error.
This ensures that over quota and access denied errors
are acted upon.
Thanks, it was not in the