On Fri, Aug 25, 2023 at 9:08 AM Steve French <smfrench@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Xin Long, > I am very interested in trying out LInux kernel SMB3.1.1 mounts using > QUIC but wasn't sure how far along your kernel code was. Do you have > an update on it? There was at least one other server type that > implements SMB3.1.1 over QUIC, but probably easiest to test to Windows > server (e.g. in Azure). Got it. As for https://github.com/lxin/quic, it has implemented the basic support for most main features, but still some important ones are missing, like Streams and Connection IDs Managements. I'm recently doing interoperability testing with other C implementations like picoquic. It still has a long way to go to get into the upstream kernel, but I'm pretty sure the need by kernel SMB and NFS will speed this up. I think at the same time, some work can be done in fs/smb to move things forward. > > The SMB3.1.1 changes are small to support QUIC, and I could do those > (or review yours if you have already done it). > Cool. I don't really have patches and don't know much detail of fs/smb. So it will be great if you can try this out on fs/smb. For the test to Windows server, I will let you know once the basic support of the rest features is done in the QUIC implementation, maybe in 1-2 months. Meanwhile, on fs/smb side, I think checking tls_server/client_hello_x509() API use in net/sunrpc might be helpful for you to design the code in fs/smb. Thanks.
