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Xen, NFS and NOT virtualizing Unraid - problems

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I'm having issues with XenServer dropping NFS mounts to Unraid after a random period of time.  I'm not trying to virtualize Unraid.  I've set NFS tunable to -1 in Unraid.  I've tried messing around with the mount settings in XenServer to have basic stuff.  I installed straight Ubuntu on the same system and experienced the same NFS mount drops until I set the fstab with noac and even lookupcache=none.  After I plugged that in it seemed to run fine for a long time on raw Ubuntu 12.04.

 

I couldn't find the right settings in /opt/xensource/sm/nfs.py on XenServer that would have the same affect as how I set it in Ubuntu.

 

Anyone know what settings I need in the nfs.py file on XenServer to keep the connection stable to Unraid?

 

 

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No response...this is a bit discouraging.  I tried it again and managed to get it to take "noac" into the settings.  I confirmed this with "nfsstat -m".  I can't get it to take "lookupcache=none" though.  Or at least, it's not showing that. 

 

/var/run/sr-mount/e619a0fe-c648-fbbb-f9f5-e735288f8035 from 192.168.169.8:/mnt/user/vmware/e619a0fe-c648-fbbb-f9f5-e735288f8035
Flags:	rw,sync,relatime,vers=3,rsize=131072,wsize=131072,namlen=255,acregmin=0,acregmax=0,acdirmin=0,acdirmax=0,soft,noac,proto=tcp,port=65535,timeo=133,retrans=0,sec=sys,mountport=65535,local_lock=none,addr=192.168.169.8

 

Could some of the other options be interfering with the lookupcache option?

  • 3 weeks later...

Just setup a cronjob to run every minute to remount fstab

 

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Doing a mount -a once the problem crops up does not solve the problem.  Thanks for responding though.  You're the first to acknowledge the problem!

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Can I have a disk be in Unraid, shared out via NFS, but not part of the array?  I get the impression the stale file handle problem is because of the share being mapped across multiple disks.

Can I have a disk be in Unraid, shared out via NFS, but not part of the array?  I get the impression the stale file handle problem is because of the share being mapped across multiple disks.

 

you will need SNAP for that.

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SNAP?  What's that?

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Nevermind, found it.  I'll try this out and let you all know if it works.

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No good.  SNAP doesn't support NFS, only SMB.  I guess I'll be spinning up a FreeNAS box or something like it.

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