top | item 44922236 (no title) denotational | 6 months ago Sadly GPFS still doesn’t support flock(2), so I still avoid it. discuss order hn newest quotemstr|6 months ago Doesn't it? https://sambaxp.org/archive-data-samba/sxp09/SambaXP2009-DAT...It would be weird, even for AIX, to support POSIX byte range locks and not the much simpler flock. denotational|6 months ago It doesn't, at least on the version I have access to, as it is configured on that cluster.I’m using Linux rather than AIX.fcntl(2) locks are supported (as long as they aren't OFD), but flock(2) locks don't work across nodes.
quotemstr|6 months ago Doesn't it? https://sambaxp.org/archive-data-samba/sxp09/SambaXP2009-DAT...It would be weird, even for AIX, to support POSIX byte range locks and not the much simpler flock. denotational|6 months ago It doesn't, at least on the version I have access to, as it is configured on that cluster.I’m using Linux rather than AIX.fcntl(2) locks are supported (as long as they aren't OFD), but flock(2) locks don't work across nodes.
denotational|6 months ago It doesn't, at least on the version I have access to, as it is configured on that cluster.I’m using Linux rather than AIX.fcntl(2) locks are supported (as long as they aren't OFD), but flock(2) locks don't work across nodes.
quotemstr|6 months ago
It would be weird, even for AIX, to support POSIX byte range locks and not the much simpler flock.
denotational|6 months ago
I’m using Linux rather than AIX.
fcntl(2) locks are supported (as long as they aren't OFD), but flock(2) locks don't work across nodes.