I think Andrew is referring to my team in comment #7 (my NFS exports are on an ext3 partition). I can confirm that mainline kernel 3.2.27-generic does *not* resolve the leak, as I recently noticed the leak again. I think it was a NFSv3 vs. v4 issue, as many of my clients moved back to v3 as an attempt to resolve the issue. But a few rarely-utilized clients remained, and it seems that NFSv4 activity from these clients correlates with memory leakage in idr_layer_cache.
I think Andrew is referring to my team in comment #7 (my NFS exports are on an ext3 partition). I can confirm that mainline kernel 3.2.27-generic does *not* resolve the leak, as I recently noticed the leak again. I think it was a NFSv3 vs. v4 issue, as many of my clients moved back to v3 as an attempt to resolve the issue. But a few rarely-utilized clients remained, and it seems that NFSv4 activity from these clients correlates with memory leakage in idr_layer_cache.
So, I've seen the leak on all the following:
3.2.0-30-generic 030227- generic
3.2.0-29-generic
3.2.27-
The last kernel is a vanilla build from the Ubuntu PPA: kernel. ubuntu. com/~kernel- ppa/mainline/ v3.2.27- precise/
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So, I think that this is an upstream leak, at least in the 3.2.x stable branch.