Re: [PATCH] Stable request to fix a reference leak and list corruption

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>> > > Could we please queue up the following patch as a stable fix for
>> > > commit a974deee47? It needs to be applied to v4.10 and older.
>> >
>> > Now applied, thanks.
>>
>> Until kernel 4.11.9 is into Fedora's updates, I downgraded our server
>> acting as the NIS master to 4.10.16-200. But all NIS users time out
>> with "ypserv: #011-> Error #-3. Could this be a different issue with
>> rpcbind or nfs-utils? Here are some debug enabled logs for RPC with a
>> different error "xs_error_report client ffff8d8223caa000, error=113"
>>
>
> Error 113 is EHOSTUNREACH. It means that either your server is down, or
> there is some other networking issue that is preventing the client from
> connecting to it (e.g. a firewall setting, route configuration, arp
> cache pollution?). Either way, it is unrelated to this particular
> patch.

Ahh indeed it was firewalld. Not sure why this just cropped up,
perhaps some update? Anyways once I ran:

firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=nfs
firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=mountd
firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=rpc-bind
firewall-cmd --reload

We were back in business with NFS sharing. Thanks so much for the
reply & hint as I couldn't find what error 113 meant.
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