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...ee is cached in the OS disk cache. (but still a lot of cpu resources in all the syscalls i think) My idea is to create a patch for something like a --cache option that will use a cached version of the filelist: This way instead of creating the filelist every time (100.000's of system calls, diskaccesses), we can now load the filelist in one instance. This is even more usefull for rsync-servers, that are usually read-only. (like the gentoo mirrors or kernel.org which always has a +100 load it seems ;) I see the following problem with this: The cache will become 'out of sync' if someth...

...IS (Geographic Information > Systems) users. > > I am attempting to make available the GIS data disks on this Sun server to > the nearly 500 clients who are > using ArcView from their Windows NT 4.0 PC's to access this data - > currently via Intergraph's > NFS product, DiskAccess. There are some issues with DiskAccess as well, > most notably the cost > and speed (lack of?) of performance. However, this solution DOES in fact > work - whereas the Samba solution > appears to not work; > > Herewith, some of my issues: > > 1) The initial tarball I dow...

...t goes through fine but if I do three of them simultaneously then I get this problem. However the samba connection itself is not broken and I am able to see the same "missing file" at a later point of time when the system is not loaded with builds. I replaced samba with PC NFS software (DiskAccess from Intergraph) and this problem didn't occur in the same build conditions. But I would like to continue with samba instead of changing over to NFS. Any suggestions on how to fix this are very welcome. Thanks in advance, Shailo Sanyal (ssanyal@ptc.com) Tools and Integration Group Paramet...

I installed Samba recently on a ClearCase server (Solaris 8) to remove the need for DiskAccess on the Windows clients. I'm having two problems with it, actually. The important one that I'm asking the list about is that Samba is hammering my NIS master with requests for DoMaiN+UseR (and every conceivable combination of cases--note + instead of \, per winbind separator statement...