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...en at redhat.com> ?? * BUG 14940: Cross device copy of the crossrename module always fails. ?? * BUG 14941: symlinkat function from VFS cap module always fails with an ???? error. ?? * BUG 14942: Fix possible fsp pointer deference. o? Volker Lendecke <vl at samba.org> ?? * BUG 14934: kill_tcp_connections does not work. o? Stefan Metzmacher <metze at samba.org> ?? * BUG 14932: Failed to parse NTLMv2_RESPONSE length 95 - Buffer Size Error - ???? NT_STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. ?? * BUG 14935: Can't connect to Windows shares not requiring authentication ???? using KDE/Gnome. o? Andre...

...en at redhat.com> ?? * BUG 14940: Cross device copy of the crossrename module always fails. ?? * BUG 14941: symlinkat function from VFS cap module always fails with an ???? error. ?? * BUG 14942: Fix possible fsp pointer deference. o? Volker Lendecke <vl at samba.org> ?? * BUG 14934: kill_tcp_connections does not work. o? Stefan Metzmacher <metze at samba.org> ?? * BUG 14932: Failed to parse NTLMv2_RESPONSE length 95 - Buffer Size Error - ???? NT_STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL. ?? * BUG 14935: Can't connect to Windows shares not requiring authentication ???? using KDE/Gnome. o? Andre...

...e: x.x.253.252:2049 x.x.253.177:814 ... The log (which I unfortunately do not have anymore) showed 405 of those "Sending a TCP RST" lines in a row which is more than the reported 394. This output is coming from the releaseip section in /etc/ctdb/events/legacy/10.interface, which calls kill_tcp_connections (in /etc/ctdb/functions) which calls the ctdb_killtcp utility to actually kill the connections. This happens inside a block_ip/unblock_ip guard that temporarily sets up a firewall rule to drop all incoming packages for the ip (x.x.253.252 in this case). Obviously the tool fails to be 100% succ...

...14 > ... > The log (which I unfortunately do not have anymore) showed 405 of > those "Sending a TCP RST" lines in a row which is more than the > reported 394. > This output is coming from the releaseip section in > /etc/ctdb/events/legacy/10.interface, which calls > kill_tcp_connections (in /etc/ctdb/functions) which calls the > ctdb_killtcp utility to actually kill the connections. This happens > inside a block_ip/unblock_ip guard that temporarily sets up a > firewall rule to drop all incoming packages for the ip (x.x.253.252 > in this case). > > Obviously...