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Isn't the main reason for knfsd being in-kernel that it depends on inode number to file lookups? Does samba have the same problem? The kernel nfs server is IME
by mkj 5y ago
Isn't the main reason for knfsd being in-kernel that it depends on inode number to file lookups? Does samba have the same problem?
The kernel nfs server is IME more robust than userspace options like ganesha, but that seems to mostly be a function of it being widely used - a kernel samba server doesn't have that advantage?
- jra_samba 5y agoNo, Samba does not need to do inode to file lookups. There are no "open by inode" primitives in SMB1/2/3.