RedHat or XFS/NFS?

[John W <jwest@nic.com>]

Hello All,

Have an Indy on home network, running 6.5.9 and a linux NFS client
running RHL 7.2 and Kernel 2.4.17-xfs.  When I cd into a NFS mounted dir
from Linux client, I seem to have issues with
File operations. (linux-XFS box mounts SGI volume as NFSV2 via fstab
entry).

radial 3% ls -la .log*
ls: No match.
radial 4% ls -al .login
-rwxrwxrwx    1 joker99  users        1467 Apr 16  2000 .login
radial 5% 

So it looks like an NFS related issue?

Snoop trace from SGI Indy powerhouse server :^)

  (ls -la .log* - above yields following:)

  radial -> crank        NFS C LOOKUP2 FH=AC18 -C
       crank -> radial       NFS R LOOKUP2 No such file or directory
      radial -> crank        NFS C LOOKUP2 FH=AC18 -al
       crank -> radial       NFS R LOOKUP2 No such file or directory
      radial -> crank        NFS C GETATTR2 FH=AC18
       crank -> radial       NFS R GETATTR2 OK
      radial -> crank        NFS C READDIR2 FH=AC18 Cookie=0
       crank -> radial       NFS R READDIR2 OK 0+ entries (incomplete)
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20820
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20820
      radial -> crank        NFS C READDIR2 FH=AC18 Cookie=913810309
       crank -> radial       NFS R READDIR2 OK 0+ entries (incomplete)
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20821
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20821
      radial -> crank        NFS C READDIR2 FH=AC18 Cookie=2040705243
       crank -> radial       NFS R READDIR2 OK 0+ entries (incomplete)
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20822
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20822
      radial -> crank        NFS C READDIR2 FH=AC18 Cookie=3514359216
       crank -> radial       NFS R READDIR2 OK 0+ entries (incomplete)
       crank -> radial       UDP continuation ID=20823
       crank -> radial       TELNET C port=1212 
      radial -> crank        TELNET R port=1212 ls: No match.\r\nradia
       crank -> radial       TELNET C port=1212 

 ( ls -al .login from above yields:)

      radial -> crank        NFS C GETATTR2 FH=5745
       crank -> radial       NFS R GETATTR2 OK
       crank -> radial       TELNET C port=1212 ls -al .login\n
      radial -> crank        TELNET R port=1212 l
       crank -> radial       TELNET C port=1212 
      radial -> crank        TELNET R port=1212 s -al .login\r\0\r\n-rwx
       crank -> radial       TELNET C port=1212 

Thanks All!

John W.

 
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