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multiple kernel errors on 3.16.0-24 #2859
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I am fairly sure this is related to timeouts on the CIFS mount. |
This is related to zfsonlinux/pkg-zfs#124. (Backing vdevs with a network filesystem is a configuration unsupported by distro.) |
Thanks @dajhorn for pointing that out. I'm releaved that there're no severe kernel errors. I was not able to read the stack and make the connection to zfsonlinux/pkg-zfs#124. Could you precise your statement on whether using a network filesystem is unsupported or suffers from "deficiency in the Ubuntu init stack", like you stated in #124, i.e. a dependency on an external issue (which might be fixed at some point), please! Thanks in advance for that :) |
Try this same loopback configuration with ext4 instead of ZFS and open a support request at the Ubuntu bug tracker. I'm sure the upstream support team will give you a satisfyingly thorough explanation.
It might be fixed, but only if users report the issue at the Ubuntu bug tracker. In this case, the system doesn't have a way to communicate transient network errors to things like ZoL that expect robust block devices. You will get a variety of errors like this every time that the network session fails to immediately service a request or invalidates a file handle, which is often if CIFS or SMB is involved. In the other case, it just won't work because the network layer depends on the storage layer, and making ZoL depend on Samba breaks several fundamental assumptions in the init stack. |
Closing as stale. |
I'm getting the following kernel errors logged in syslog when a pool is mounted with vdevs on a cifs mount (but I'm not sure whether they're related to that, other pools on internal and external HDD are mounted as well)
I'm using 0.6.3 on Ubuntu 14.10 amd64.
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