> >>>>> " " == Stephan von Krawczynski <skraw@ithnet.com> writes:
>
> > Hello all, I just upgraded a host from 2.2.19 to 2.2.21-pre3
> > and discovered a problem with kernel nfs. Setup is this:
>
> > knfs-server is 2.4.19-pre2 knfs-client is 2.2.21-pre3
>
> > First mount some fs (mountpoint /backup). Then go and mount
> > some other fs from the same server (mountpoint /mnt), do some
> > i/o on the latter and umount it again. Now try to access
> > /backup. You see:
> > 1) /backup (as a fs) vanished, you get a stale nfs handle.
> > 2) umount /backup; mount /backup does not work. client tells
> > "permission denied". server tells "rpc.mountd: getfh
failed:
> > Operation not permitted"
>
> By 'some fs' do you mean ext2?
>
> Not all filesystems work well with knfsd when things start to drop
out
> of the (d|i)caches. In particular things like /backup == VFAT might
> give the above behaviour, since VFAT does not know how to map the
NFS
> file handles into on-disk inodes.
Sorry Trond,
this is a weak try of an explanation. All involved fs types are
reiserfs. The problem occurs reproducably only after (and including)
2.2.20 and above and _not_ in 2.2.19. There must be some problem.
Though I do not know whether the problem is on the client side, or
simply produced by this client side and effectively located on 2.4.18
server, I really can't tell. But giving me something to try might
clear the picture.
Any hints?
Stephan
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