On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 5:07 AM, Stan Hoeppner <s...@hardwarefreak.com>wrote:

> Scott Gifford put forth on 2/16/2010 2:41 PM:
>

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> > Is there a way to get similar behavior from a CIFS server, where a
> rebooted
> > fileserver will automatically be remounted when it comes back?
>
> Stop rebooting the NAS.  If it has some kind of problem that requires
> frequent
> reboots to fix, update the firmware.  If that doesn't solve the problems,
> replace it with a better NAS, or build your own Debian Samba server.
>
> Fix the problem instead of trying to mask the symptoms.  A good NAS should
> have
> uptimes in months or years, not hours days or weeks.
>

Yes, that would be better of course, but the servers are located in a
country where power can be a bit unreliable, and we are still working out
kinks in our generator and UPS, which is mostly what causes the problem.

And even so, having multiple layers of reliability is a goal I like to try
for.  I'm surprised it's at all tricky, with NFS it just sort of happens
automatically, at least in my experience.

----Scott.

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