Re: mount retries

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Chuck Lever wrote:

The exact retry behavior depends on whether user space or the kernel is trying to do the talking. NFSv4 and text-based NFSv2/v3 mounts do most of the talking from the kernel. Text-based mounts do a user space pmap query or two, but the MNT request comes from the kernel. Also, UDP retries a few times, but usually gives up after 30 seconds or so, but TCP can retry the transport connect for over 3 minutes, even before it gets to send any requests at all.

I'm pretty sure I didn't answer your question.

Thanks Chuck, you actually nailed what I didn't ask properly.

The UDP retries being at 30s correlates with what I was seeing.
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