Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 15:56:33 -0700 From: Glenn Trewitt <glenn@trewitt.org> To: David Kelly <dkelly@hiwaay.net> Cc: stable@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: smbd sucking 100% CPU Message-ID: <3CFFE8A3.9448A908@trewitt.org> References: <20020606170322.A37677@grumpy.dyndns.org>
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I have the same problem as well, but on systems running FreeBSD 4.4. It hit me
after I upgraded to the Samba 2.2.4-1 port. So, this is obviously a Samba
problem, not a FreeBSD problem.
On the other hand... Anybody got a clue what's with Samba?
[Ducking now to avoid off-topic complaints.]
- Glenn Trewitt
David Kelly wrote:
> Upgraded my "personal fileserver" at work to 4.6-RC2 and rebuilt all
> ports that I use. Later noticed the machine was running a bit sluggish
> only to find smbd was taking all the CPU cycles it could grab.
>
> Nothing unusual in the logs. Fact is there is practically nothing in the
> logs. Not even /var/log/messages. Is a master of its own domain where
> there is also an NT Server on this side of the firewall/router.
>
> Otherwise is a fairly plain Dell PII-333 Optiplex with a few ports
> including samba-2.2.4_1 and netatalk-1.5.3.1,1. Common use is to overlap
> the file space served by the two so my Mac and NT machines can readily
> share files.
>
> Ethernet is the built-in xl0 port. Unusual in that today it stopped
> talking on that interface. Pulled the wire, reinserted, and all was fine
> once again.
>
> "sh /usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba.sh stop" always reports one PID that it
> tried to kill did not exist. Immediately run it again and two do not
> exist. Use top(1) or ps(1) and find smbd is still running.
>
> Have tried building with and without CUPS. Machine doesn't have much on
> it:
> % ls /var/db/pkg
> autoconf213-2.13.000227_1/ pkg_tarup-1.2_3/ ruby-fnmatch-1.1b_1/
> cups-base-1.1.14/ pkgdb.db ruby-optparse-0.8.6/
> gmake-3.79.1_1/ portupgrade-20020429/ samba-2.2.4_1/
> m4-1.4_1/ ruby-1.6.7.2002.05.23/ vim-lite-6.1.48/
> netatalk-1.5.3.1,1/ ruby-bdb1-0.1.7/ waveplay-2001.09.24/
> %
>
> --
> David Kelly N4HHE, dkelly@hiwaay.net
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