memory leak

[Brian LaMere]

The NFS server is running the proprietary OS from EMC named "dart" they use
on their Celeras (and possibly other things).  It had a firmware-ish update
during November to the NAS code for fix a user mapping bug, but that's about
it.  The Celera is a cabinet that does nothing other than nfs and cifs.
While I didn't cripple the whole cabinet, I did cripple a datamover inside
it (the primary datamover for the filesystems I was accessing).

I just checked, and there have been no configuration changes on there in the
last couple months

Brian

-----Original Message-----
From:	Harvey J. Stein [mailto:HJSTEIN at bloomberg.com]
Sent:	Wed 12/18/2002 12:48 PM
To:	Brian LaMere
Cc:	beowulf at beowulf.org
Subject:	Re: memory leak

"Brian LaMere" <blamere at diversa.com> writes:

 > I have updated absolutely nothing on the cluster since Sept24, nor
 > have I made a single parameter change.  Nothing is different other
 > than the files on the nfs server, and possibly some settings on the
 > nfs server itself (though I can't figure out how any server
 > settings would cause deterioration over time, instead of relatively
 > initial issues).

I don't know either, but given the whole thing's a mystery, I'd put
the settings back & see if it has any effect.

-- 
Harvey Stein
Bloomberg LP
hjstein at bloomberg.com