On 17/11/2006, at 4:42 AM, James McLaughlin wrote:
Thanks for all the replies yesterday.
Back to the initial question -- does anyone else have more
references or
a working .conf file that is designed, tested and working in an
environment where large files (40-200MB) are being R/W constantly.
Thanks for all the replies yesterday.
Back to the initial question -- does anyone else have more references or
a working .conf file that is designed, tested and working in an
environment where large files (40-200MB) are being R/W constantly.
Server OS: FC 5.
Samba Version: Samba version 3.0.2
James McLaughlin wrote:
Out of curiosity--what is the same slot in your array that suffered
the
failed drive?
Magic Number is 4
JM
So what you are saying is that it is the SAME slot in which both drives
died? I'd call you hardware vendor if you still have a warranty and let
them know
Jean-Sebastien Pilon wrote:
> 1. Are the files constantly accessed by the applications ( like an excel
> file opened on a share ) ?
Yup
>
> 2. What RAID settings does your controller support other than 5?
>I know IBM servers use 5E, 5EE and 1E which are a little more
> interesting than plain
Can you be more specific than "burned through"?
What brand of hardware are you running?
I am unconvinced that your OS and/or Samba are the cause of your
hardware issues. I've seen data intensive servers running RAID 5 run for
many years with no problems. I would be more inclined to believe you
file serving where writes are
as common as reads.
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: [Samba] AutoCad and A
Hello all,
Just curious if anyone else has a SAMBA server that is serving up
AutoCad and ArcView files to users on Windows.
We are utilizing a RAID 5 setup on dual 2.8 GHZ
4 GB RAM
Intel Controller card (all latest firmware, BIOS etc...etc..)
Only 4 users are accessing the server, but it seem
