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...me = 15 dos filemode = Yes ea support = Yes force unknown acl user = Yes include = /etc/samba/conf.d/shares.conf inherit acls = Yes invalid users = root map archive = No map readonly = no store dos attributes = Yes use sendfile = Yes veto files = /Network Trash Folder/Temporary Items/ vfs objects = aio_linux acl_xattr snapper btrfs [media] admin users = alouch comment = "Media Share" guest ok = Yes path = "/data/media/" write list = alouch cigale Logs at the time of the crash : [2018/10/05 16:29:07.405015, 2] ../source3/auth/auth.c:314(auth_check_ntlm_password) check_ntlm_pas...

...anic loop, and I have to kill it before the > coredumps fill my /var partition. > From such client, I can authenticate to the server, and see the > folders inside the share, but as soon as I enter a folder, the issue > occur. > > These are the system details : > vfs objects = aio_linux acl_xattr snapper btrfs This 'aio_linux' is your problem. It was an experiment that doesn't work - it's been removed from later Samba releases. Remove that module and your core dumps should go away. It's not needed for aio performance (Samba includes Volker's pthread-base...

...w-to: Reading ?The Evolution of I/O in samba? by Mr. Jeremy Allison has been enjoyable. As an system administrator, I am tempted to enable aio in my samba system. When trying to do this, I found out less information can be found how to enable aio in samba 4. Initially, I would love to enable vfs_aio_linux. However, I cannot turn on the module and found out that the relevant .so is not built even I have tried "apt-get install libaio-dev" in my debian box. I have no way but turn to enable vfs_aio_pthread instead by the following smb.conf in the member server: [global] vfs objects = acl...