#Network file sharing mac windows full

Guess I'll have to spend some time trying to search the forums and the internet to see if any of these log errors can be fixed or if I have to wait for the next version of OS X Server.

These are the ones that seem to correspond to a specific crash:ġ1/4/13 2:07:35.144 PM smbd: assertion failed: tree_fid_y_allocate(fid)ġ1/4/13 2:07:36.327 PM : () Job appears to have crashed: Abort trap: 6ġ1/4/13 2:07:36.846 PM ReportCrash: Saved crash report for smbd version 275 to /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/smbd_-140736_name_of_server.crashġ1/4/13 2:09:26.583 PM smbd: BUG in libdispatch client: kevent delete: 'Bad file descriptor' - 0x9 These are all repeated multiple times in the log:ġ1/4/13 1:10:53.762 PM smbd: XPC: peer event:, ipc error: Connection invalidġ1/4/13 1:11:10.653 PM smbd: File system does not support 0X40000, file attrsġ1/4/13 1:11:10.653 PM smbd: File system does not support 0X0 time attrsġ1/4/13 1:11:10.653 PM smbd: File system does not support 0X0, size attrs No additional services are turned on.įor what it's worth, here are the SMBD errors I am seeing in the Console app. We utilize the server ONLY for its file sharing. After the reboot I can see all the files again.

When this crash occurs, the directory listing from the Windows 7 PC Explorer will not show the full contents of the directory, stopped at folders that begin with the letter J. The volume I'm using on OS X Server has several hundred files and directories on it. If I reboot the server into 10.8.5 with Server 2.2, it's solid. Usually after about 15 minutes or so of heavy traffic. I've tried forcing the conncetion to SMB1, and that does help, but it still crashes after a time. No error reported on the server in any log (I can't seem to get the SMBX on Server 3 to log anything) but the connection on the Windows 7 side breaks and I have to restart the server to get it re-established. It tends to crash in the middle of a heavy load. Windows 7 connecting up to OS X Server 3 running on a Mac Mini. All in all, switching from a Netgear ReadyNAS to a MacMini server hasn't really yielded the improvements I had hoped it would. It is very frustrating since there does not seem to be any rhyme or reason to why connection to the server drops. I had been hoping Mavericks and its use of SMB2 would fix other issues I was having with Windows 7 machines accessing shared folders on the server, but instead, it has unleashed a slew of problems for both Windows and OS X clients. I'll just say, I am regretting upgrading everything. Now that I think about the frequency of occurence, I'm wondering if it has something to do with TimeMachine backups running on the server? I may try turning that off on the server and see if that helps (although, again, that isn't a good solution). Rebooting the server does help, but obviously that is not a workable solution. I have been unable to determine the cause. I have not been able to sort out if the issues are on the Server side or the client side, but after a couple of hours, both Windows 7 and OS X clients lose connection to the server. I have the exact same set up (Mac mini running OSX Server 3.0) and have been having lots of issues since upgrading.

#Network file sharing mac windows full