On Nov 28 09:37:19, Jason LaRiviere wrote: > Jan Stary wrote: > > > > I am experiencing something similar on 4.8-current (server) and MacOSX > > 10.5.8 (client). I suspect the MacOSX to be the quilty one, as no other > > NFS client shows any of these symptoms. > > > > From the mac, I can write a file to the (auto)mounted share (/media)
correction: I can write a small file; writing a 700mb avi stopped at byte 149495808, saying $ mv thief.* /media/Mann/ mv: /media/Mann/thief.avi: Interrupted system call By dtrace, it is still trying to write. > > and read it back, but I cannot read any of the files that existed there > > before I mounted. A simple 'cat /media/.../file.txt' results in nothing > > (the command is still running); after a while, a window pops up saying > > 'Server connection interrupted: media [Disconnect]'. I can _list_ the > > content of the mounted share though. > > > > I am (auto)mounting it with -resvport,noauto,nodev,noexec,noatime. > > No filtering is done in between the boxes; they are on the same LAN, > > pf is not running. I need to look at what exactly the mac firewall is > > doing I guess. > > > > Jan > > Thanks Jan, that sounds a lot like what I'm seeing on several 10.6.5 OSX > clients. To be sure, it's the Mac clients with the issue; I've been able > to mount the share on another OpenBSD machine on the network and it > functions normally. > > Whatever the issue, it was unexposed using any previous snapshots, and in > my case, there is no OSX firewall involved. I'm gonna start dumping > traffic at the OSX clients and see if I can find something there. > > In the meantime, anyone have any recall of recent-ish changes to the NFS > code? I'm gonna start combing through src-changes now... > > -- > Jason
