[OpenAFS] Web Browsers

[Michael Robokoff]

Okay, I checked the cache and this is what I had:
AFS using 73370 of the cache's available 100000 1K byte blocks.
The file was about 4MB so it was larger than the cache. So I increased my
cache by 10x to: 1000000 1K byte blocks. and re-tried the download. I
noticed the cache usage did not increase much. AFS using 77294 of the
cache's available 1000000 1K byte blocks. Then I noticed network
activity continued when the browsers were hung. So I waited several minutes
and the download eventually completed. It is strange that during that 
time I
cannot stop the download or the browser without taking aggresive action.
Yet it appears after it does finally complete the browser returns to normal.

--Mike



Marc Schmitt wrote:

> Hi Michael,
>
> Could it be that you AFS cache is smaller than the file you are trying 
> to download?
>
> Greetz
>     Marc
>
> Michael Robokoff wrote:
>
>> I am running openafs-1.2.3-rh7.2.2 and I have been having problems 
>> with downloading using a web browser. I have tried Netscape 6, 
>> Mozilla 1.1, and Konqueror 2.2.2. All three behave exactly the same. 
>> When I down load something they will go through all the steps and 
>> show the progress. When the download reaches 98-99% the browser will 
>> crash and burn. This only happens when I download to AFS space. If I 
>> download to local space everything works fine. Has anyone else seen 
>> this behavior? Better yet does anyone know why this is happening? 
>> Even better does anyone know how to solve this problem?
>>
>> --Mike
>>
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