> I think there is a bug in the NFS client code. When I compile it
> and run it on a nfs dir, I get
>
> # gcc x.c
> # df /net/ocean/linux
> Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
> ocean:/home/work/linux
> 2020332 1504283 511953 75% /net/ocean/linux
> # a.out /net/ocean/linux
> lseek: Operation not permitted
> lseek is ok
> # a.out /
> lseek is ok
> lseek is ok
I'm seeing different results:
[eastep@hozomeen eastep]$ df /mnt/apexroot
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
apex:/ 81944 39350 38362 51% /mnt/apexroot
[eastep@hozomeen eastep]$ gcc x.c
[eastep@hozomeen eastep]$ a.out /mnt/apexroot
lseek is ok
lseek is ok
[eastep@hozomeen eastep]$ a.out /
lseek is ok
lseek is ok
[eastep@hozomeen eastep]$
hozomeen is running 2.1.115Pre4 -- apex is running 2.0.34.
Tom
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