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04-22-2002 10:03 AM
04-22-2002 10:03 AM
We get the same message when we try to do a cpio to the directory. The other directory backs up fine and cpio works fine also. The questionable directory has plenty of space in it and both directories have the exact same configuration and permissions, both on the mounts and on the underlying directories. I should mention that this behavior started recently after we had changed the domain settings for this server as well as the server that the filesystems are mounted from. The exports file does have the shortname as well as the FQDN fo the new domain. Any Ideas?
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04-22-2002 10:09 AM
04-22-2002 10:09 AM
Re: NFS fails with RPC timeout during cpio
rsize=n (default=8192) & wsize=n (default=8192)
The number of bytes the NFS client requests from the NFS server in a single read request.If packets are being dropped between the client and the server, decrease rsize and wsize to 4096 or 2048.
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04-22-2002 11:36 AM
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Re: NFS fails with RPC timeout during cpio
You can do following
1. Try reducing the size of read and write buffer (rsize and wzise to 1024)
2. use tcp mount option
mount -F nfs -p tcp
Thanks,
-pap
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04-22-2002 12:21 PM
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Re: NFS fails with RPC timeout during cpio
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04-22-2002 12:37 PM
04-22-2002 12:37 PM
SolutionIF you're exporting then these option go on the line in /etc/exports - EX:
/export1 -rsize=2048,wsize=2048
If on import then can be specified on the command line
mount -F nfs host1:/import1 -o rsize=2048,wsize=2048
To make available for boot time mounting or for the mount -a command, they need to be specified in the /etc/fstab - EX
host1:/import1 /mnt_point nfs rsize=2048,wsize=2048 0 0
Of course retain any (hard,soft,etc) options that are already in the fstab line for this NFS mount.
HTH,
Jeff