https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-linux/something-wrong/m-p/3673600#M20668 NFS on FC4 should be based on NFS v4, surely v3.<BR /><BR />NFS for 10.20 was originally based on v2 and requires a complex upgrade to add in nfs v3 functionality.<BR /><BR />In short there is a lot of room for incompatabibility here.<BR /><BR />Also, see that the numeric user id of the Linux user deleting the file is the same as the owner of the files numeric user id in HP-UX. Best policy is if schmo is user id 412 on HP-UX he/she/it should have the same numeric id in Linux for best possible NFS compatibility.<BR /><BR />SEP Thu, 17 Nov 2005 07:22:46 GMT Steven E. Protter 2005-11-17T07:22:46Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-linux/something-wrong/m-p/3673599#M20667 Dear Sir<BR /> I run NFS on FC4 then mount its sharing directory "/home1" on HP-UX(OS 10.20) as "/hphome1".It has no any problem.But I could not use "rm -rf <RELATIVE path="">" to delete a directory in hphome1 at hp-ux.When I execute the command no error outputing on monitor,it seems to success.But I explore the directory again,the directory still exist.I must use "rm -rf <ABSOLUTE path="">" to delete it.Is there something wrong? <BR /> In the same case,I use HP-UX(OS 11.11)to mount /home1.I can execute "rm -rf <RELATIVE path="">" to finish deleting directory job. <BR /><BR />the setting in FC4's /etc/exports is :<BR />/home1 *(rw,no_root_squash,sync)<BR /><BR />FC4 and hp-ux are both client of a NIS Server<BR />.So they always use NIS communicating each other........</RELATIVE></ABSOLUTE></RELATIVE> Thu, 17 Nov 2005 01:12:48 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-linux/something-wrong/m-p/3673599#M20667 fonhau27 2005-11-17T01:12:48Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-linux/something-wrong/m-p/3673600#M20668 NFS on FC4 should be based on NFS v4, surely v3.<BR /><BR />NFS for 10.20 was originally based on v2 and requires a complex upgrade to add in nfs v3 functionality.<BR /><BR />In short there is a lot of room for incompatabibility here.<BR /><BR />Also, see that the numeric user id of the Linux user deleting the file is the same as the owner of the files numeric user id in HP-UX. Best policy is if schmo is user id 412 on HP-UX he/she/it should have the same numeric id in Linux for best possible NFS compatibility.<BR /><BR />SEP Thu, 17 Nov 2005 07:22:46 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-linux/something-wrong/m-p/3673600#M20668 Steven E. Protter 2005-11-17T07:22:46Z