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Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): autofs-5.0.3-15.i386 The system is on NIS: [ekanter@viao590 ~]$ ypcat -k auto.master /home auto.home /net /etc/auto.net --timeout=60 [ekanter@viao590 ~]$ ypcat -k auto.home * -rw,intr,rsize=4096,wsize=4096 192.168.1.98:/vol0/kanters/& I am attaching thread output per https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=443505#c5 in case it helps.
Created attachment 310509 [details] gdb backtrace of autofs
Created attachment 310515 [details] kernel dump once found on the console during system shutdown
Following a problem report upstream, due to a stupid mistake that I've made in the past, Al Viro has been looking at the autofs4 code and has pointed out several races (so far) and this looks like one of them. I'm working to fix them as Al points them out so hopefully they will make it into the mainline kernel sometime soon. How often do you see this? Ian
I see it every time the 750mhz system is started and automounted /home/user is accessed. On 2Ghz system sometimes I don't see the problem. The screenshot was made on a 2Ghz system.
(In reply to comment #4) > I see it every time the 750mhz system is started and automounted /home/user is > accessed. On 2Ghz system sometimes I don't see the problem. The screenshot was > made on a 2Ghz system. Right, no doubt it is one of the problems that Al has pointed out, but still, the daemon shouldn't be doing this. I'll have a look. Ian
A debug log from the daemon may be useful, taken when this happens with some indication of when it occurred so I can relate it to the log. If you can get a log, check out http://people.redhat.com/jmoyer for instructions to ensure we get the log we need please. Ian
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