Hello Ben,
Thursday, January 25, 2007, 9:02:53 PM, you wrote:
BR> I completely agree with Robert. I'd personally suggest 'truss' to start
BR> because its trivial to use, then start using DTrace to further hone down
BR> the problem.
I would argue that truss is simpler than dtrace in that case,
On Jan 25, 2007, at 1:02 PM, Ben Rockwood wrote:
Robert Milkowski wrote:
CLSNL> but if I click, say E, it has F's contents, F has Gs
contents, and no
CLSNL> mail has D's contents that I can see. But the list in the
mail
CLSNL> client list view is correct.
I don't belive it's a problem wi
Robert Milkowski wrote:
CLSNL> but if I click, say E, it has F's contents, F has Gs contents, and no
CLSNL> mail has D's contents that I can see. But the list in the mail
CLSNL> client list view is correct.
I don't belive it's a problem with nfs/zfs server.
Please try with simple dtrace script
Hello Chad,
Thursday, January 25, 2007, 9:14:24 AM, you wrote:
CLSNL> I am not sure if this is a zfs issue, and nfs issue, or a combination
CLSNL> of the two, or not an issue with them per se (caching or whatever),
CLSNL> or a courier-imap issue, or even a mail client issue.
CLSNL> However, th
I am not sure if this is a zfs issue, and nfs issue, or a combination
of the two, or not an issue with them per se (caching or whatever),
or a courier-imap issue, or even a mail client issue.
However, the issue happens in at least two different unrelated mail
clients, so I don't think it is
