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12-15-2005 03:25 AM
12-15-2005 03:25 AM
servera:/appl/data/fs1 mounted as /appl/data/fs1 - in one case, 28 times. fstab entry shows one "mount" for this system, ro, soft.
Any ideas why this is happening, and is it a bad thing? Running HPUX 11.11; Looking at /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf, also note that we're NOT using AutoFS, but old automount.
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12-15-2005 03:34 AM
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Re: Multiple Identical NFS mounts of same filesystem
That should not be happening and the only reason I can imagine would be a bug in HP-UX to allow it. Once a filesystem is mounted at the VFS (Virtual File System) layer, there should not be a way for another filesystem to occupy the same area of the VFS.
At this point it's not clear if this is one filesystem being represented 28 times or 28 separate filesystems. In either case it's bad.
One suggestion that I make to every HP-UX customer running the old legacy automounter is to migrate to AutoFS. Since you're running 11.11, you can download the Enhanced AutoFS product from the Software Depot site: http://software.hp.com. This is a vastly improved automounter than the legacy one you're using. You can still do all the same things the dinosaur old automounter can do but it has the benefit of a much newer source code base, a much more supportable implementation, thousands of fewer bugs, etc.
My recommendation would be to install the Enhanced AutoFS product and see if that resolves your problem.
Regards,
Dave
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12-15-2005 03:42 AM
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12-15-2005 04:07 AM
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Re: Multiple Identical NFS mounts of same filesystem
Patrick, I'm actually using a script you modified that I got here at the forum; (bdfmegs? I think I renamed it) looking a little further, now, perhaps there's a bug? df -k with grep for filesystem comes up with 1 line; ditto cat/grep of /etc/mnttab. I have many NFS mounts, most show up multiple times in output but not consistently same number, most 1 - 4 times.
Dave, I have your book "Optimizing NFS performance", which led me down the automount/autofs path; will definitely look into changing over; thanks.
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