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Hello!

> Oleg can you confirm me that this my new patch against 2.2.1 (or
> 2.2.2-pre1) fix everything for you? I can't produce lockups or leakage
> anymore here.
I cannot reproduce neither lockup nor leakage.
But I get "grow_inodes: inode-max limit reached"
and I cannot access any file anymore, I get above message again and again
until I do sync.
Not very good result, I think

> _Don't_ be happy (maybe this time Murphy will hear my words? ;)
As you wish ;)

> Now there's a secondary major problem that I am going to fix now. The
> problem is that inodes seems to stay busy even if they are unused from
> your proggy so you'll get many `inode-max limit reached' messages (but
> the system remains perfectly stable here and you can increase inode-max
> to workaround temporarly the problem).
Seems that I hit it.

Bye,
Oleg
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