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Using Samba share for /var/piler/store
Hi,
first I have to say I have been testing Piler via OVA VM a few hours today and it seems to be a great system.
As described here, I have moved the store directory to a remote location, but using SMB/CIFS protocol.
For testing purposes, I disconnected the share on the remote server for some minutes to see what happens in that case. This lead me to the error message:
ls /var/piler/store
ls: reading directory .: No such device or address
Even if the share is online again, Debian cannot access the share again until I reboot the Piler VM.
Is there anything I can do to optimize this? What does Piler do in such a case: Does maybe Postfix save the mails until it gets access to the store directory? Or are the mails coming in this time span completely lost?
My /etc/fstab addition:
//nas/arch /var/piler/store cifs auto,_netdev,username=ww,password=xx,domain=yy 0 0
Thank you
Comments (4)
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repo owner Well, it seems like a Linux problem. If piler can't write its files, then it returns a 42x error to the sending party which keeps the message in its queue, and tries to delver again later.
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repo owner - changed status to closed
Not much to propose actually.
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reporter ok thank you, at least no data is lost, which is the most important thing to me.
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