On 21/11/13 13:06, Josh Boyer wrote: > On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 11:57 AM, Steve Dickson <SteveD@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> As I'm sure you've notice the 15sec delay on all NFS mounts. >> This is because the kernel now tries to see if it should >> use Kerberos in the mount setup. If Kerberos is not set up >> (aka rpc.gssd is not running) it takes the kernel 15sec >> to figure that out (aka the upcall times out). >> >> The current workaround is to start rpc.gssd, but again, >> if Kerberos is not set up, rpc.gssd spews tons of message >> in /var/log/messages for every mount. Plus putting >> a user level daemon in the mount path is and never >> was a good idea... IMHO... >> >> Jeff Layton (jlayton@xxxxxxxxxx) has come up with >> some kernel patches what will detect whether the rpc.gssd >> daemon is or is not running. When rpc.gssd is not >> running the mount continues with no delay. I've >> ported them to both F19 and F20. > > Thanks Jeff! Those are both at 3.11.y right now, but will be moving > to 3.12 soonish. The patches should mostly apply to 3.12 as well, > correct? In theory... ;-) Let me know if they don't... > >> Now, These patches are working their way upstream atm and >> the final version could be slightly different than >> these... I doubt it... But until then... The 15 sec >> delay will be dead! Thank very much Jeff Layton!!! > > Given they all have Trond's signoff, I'm guessing they're pretty much > set. We'll look at getting them in shortly. You never know... ;-) I'll keep an eye out... steved. > > josh > _______________________________________________ kernel mailing list kernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/kernel
