On Fri, 26 May 2006, Martin Simmons wrote:

> > >   PID USERNAME THR PRI NICE  SIZE   RES STATE    TIME    CPU COMMAND
> > > 11507 root       3  59    0 5800K 2456K sleep   18:09  2.19% bacula-fd
> > > 11613 daemon    18  59    0 4368K 2256K sleep    1:26  1.37% nfsmapid
> > > 17097 root       1  59    0 2168K 1680K cpu/2    0:00  1.14% top
> > > 11509 root      15  59    0 1385M 1050M sleep  110.3H  0.31% bacula-dir
> > > 11501 root       3  59    0 6640K 2696K sleep  224:59  0.20% bacula-sd
> > >   572 mysql     11  59    0  309M  289M sleep  250:49  0.11% mysqld
> > > 16833 root       1  59    0 4112K 2088K sleep    0:18  0.05% sshd
> > > 16921 root       2  59    0 5424K 2352K sleep    0:11  0.03% bconsole
> >
> >
> > Ah well. I'll just let it trundle along I think and we'll see
> > how long it takes.
>
> Since nfsmapid is using CPU, could it be some NFS problem?  I see really bad
> nfs performance between NFSv2 and NFSv3 machines sometimes (not Solaris
> though).

Ummm... Ah. Possibly! From a 'truss' check of what it's doing it looks
like it loops around and forever opens /etc/passwd and /etc/group, reads
them and then closes them again. I'd guess this is due to the fact that
the uid/gids that was used by the files being restored are not really
defined on the server (since it's completely standalone and not part
of the NIS domain), and thus nscd always fails finding them...
(It seems to be working anyway though since it defaults to simply using
the uid/gid's directly).

Hmm... Dang it. I knew I should have restored the files *directly* to a
bacula-fd running on the target server. Hmm... I wonder if I can't fix
this while running things. :-)

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