Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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None
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3
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9223372036854775807
Description
The attached file is the tcpdump on a client where I ran a "truncate" test ('multiop <file> OTc 1024'). After the MDS_REINT request and reply there is an LDLM_ENQUEUE request and reply for an extent lock. The "verbose" tshark output shows in the header that there are three buffers:
Lm Buflens: 152
Lm Buflens: 112
Lm Buflens: 56
But only the first two 'ptlrpc_body' and 'ldlm_reply' get decoded or even mentioned. I am guessing the thrid buffer is an ost_lvb, but I could well be wrong.
-Andrew
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Issue Links
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LU-8499 wireshark plugins don't build any more
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LU-6353 Push Wireshark Support Upstream
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LU-6582 Wireshark fails to parse LDLM_ENQUEUE RPC - likely for layout lock
- Resolved
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LU-6648 Wireshark 1.8.10 does not correctly parse LDLM_ENQUEUE intent : getxattr
- Resolved
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LU-4931 New feature of giving server/storage side advice of accessing file
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LU-4378 Add HSM message parsing to wireshark plugins
- Resolved