> Environment:
> A few Linux diskless clients (2.0.30) and
> Windows NT workstation 4.0.
>
> Problem:
> Everything works fine when one client smbmount's a
> few shared dirs from NT. When two+ clients attempt to
> mount same dirs at the same time only first succeeds, others
> fail with smb_dont_katch_keepalive:server->data_ready==NULL
> errmsg. Dir that fails mounting usually different from time
> to time. If you wait a while and repeat mounting, dir mounts just fine.
>
> So far I could relate above to the /usr/src/linux/fs/smbfs/sock.c:
> smb_dont_katch_keepalive().
I have had the same problem with Win95 machines over here. They are all
patched to Winsock2.2 and have the security patches from M$oft applied. The
Linux machine that connects to them is 2.0.34. It used to mount just as Pavel
described it above (after a few moments of delay), but ever since I upgraded
to 2.0.34 it won't mount anything anymore, even after waiting for a looong
time.
regards, marek
-
To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in
the body of a message to majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu