[Evolution] File locking...
- From: John Affleck <jaffleck ping ne mediaone net>
- To: evolution helixcode com
- Subject: [Evolution] File locking...
- Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 10:38:31 -0500
First off, serious congrats to the Evolution team. I've been using
Evolution full time at work now for a couple of months and it does
(almost) everything perfectly. I've finally found a decent mail
client. (I know, Evolution is much more...)
However, I have the unfortunate circumstance of having my mail
directory on an "NFS" (I use the term loosely) server that I can't
control. Recently, I've been having problems with NFS locking on it
(lockd complains about it). This in turn means that evolution pops up
messages about:
Error while 'Synchronizing "/mbox"':
Failed to get lock using fcntl(2): No locks available
Which is all well and good - it's doing the right thing because my box
is misbehaving. However, when I send mail, I get the same error:
Error wile 'Sending "A test"':
Failed to get lock using fcntl(2): No locks available
And every indication is that the mail wasn't sent. The composer
window pops up and I can send it again. But the mail does get sent.
If I send it again, evolution-mail usually crashes, but that's pretty
irrelevant.
Does anyone have any suggestions about the file lock problem ? (Other
than kicking the NFS box). Is there a way to persuade Evolution to
fall back to some other type of locking (I'm guessing this is a bad
idea.)
Thanks in advance,
John A.
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