Sorry to be the bringer of bad tidings, but the latest round of smbfs and
smbclient patches haven't changed the behavior one iota :-(.
To whit:
Dec 4 22:42:43 cy kernel: Installing knfsd (copyright (C) 1996 okir@monad.swb.de).
Dec 4 22:42:43 cy kernel: nfsd_init: initialized fhcache, entries=256
Dec 4 22:44:56 cy kernel: nfs_safe_remove: hirsch/.Xauthority-n inode busy?? i_count=2
Dec 4 22:44:56 cy kernel: nfs_safe_remove: hirsch/.Xauthority-c inode busy?? i_count=2
Dec 4 22:45:34 cy kernel: smb_newconn: state valid, pid=202
Dec 4 22:45:42 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
Dec 4 22:45:42 cy last message repeated 2 times
Dec 4 22:47:04 cy kernel: st: Unloaded.
Dec 4 22:47:23 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
Dec 4 22:47:26 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
Dec 4 22:47:32 cy kernel: smb_errno: class ERRDOS, code 50 from command 9
Dec 4 22:47:32 cy kernel: smb_errno: class ERRDOS, code 50 from command 9
Dec 4 22:47:32 cy kernel: smb_proc_settime: BENCH/INGO failed, res=-5, rcls=1, err=50
Dec 4 22:47:32 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
Dec 4 22:47:55 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
Dec 4 22:48:27 cy kernel: smb_errno: class ERRDOS, code 50 from command 9
Dec 4 22:48:27 cy kernel: smb_errno: class ERRDOS, code 50 from command 9
Dec 4 22:48:27 cy kernel: smb_proc_settime: BENCH/larry failed, res=-5, rcls=1, err=50
Dec 4 22:48:28 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
Dec 4 22:48:32 cy kernel: smb_request_ok: rcls=1, err=18 mapped to 0
I just had a thought.. There is some code in smbclient that sets up
parameters based on the CORE protocol level. How are you determining
this? Is it based on dynamic information from the server, or are you
reading it from the smb.conf file?
Also, you didn't address the question I posed about the max_xmit setting
that I've been using with the old smbmount under 2.0.32. If I recall, it
needed to be scaled back to 1024, but no such option is available with the
newer code. What is the max_xmit getting based upon if it is not
user-settable?
Steve