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10-12-2006 01:14 AM
10-12-2006 01:14 AM
hi,
I have two hp-ux box. Each of them share one directory to other server with nfs(automount).
SRV1
/etc/exports
/dir1 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir2
/etc/auto.dir2
/dir2 -rw SRV2:/dir2
SRV2
/etc/exports
/dir2 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir1
/etc/auto.dir1
/dir1 -rw SRV2:/dir1
My problem is;
When i restart my servers or one of them my shares appear unreadable.
When i execute "exportfs -av" on servers all is going ok.
What could be a problem ?
I have two hp-ux box. Each of them share one directory to other server with nfs(automount).
SRV1
/etc/exports
/dir1 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir2
/etc/auto.dir2
/dir2 -rw SRV2:/dir2
SRV2
/etc/exports
/dir2 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir1
/etc/auto.dir1
/dir1 -rw SRV2:/dir1
My problem is;
When i restart my servers or one of them my shares appear unreadable.
When i execute "exportfs -av" on servers all is going ok.
What could be a problem ?
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10-12-2006 03:18 AM
10-12-2006 03:18 AM
Re: nfs "unreadable" error
Erol,
I would suspect you have a stale NFS mount. As when the server(s) are rebooted the exported directories are unavailable. Do you see stale entries when you bdf ?
Regards,
Berd
I would suspect you have a stale NFS mount. As when the server(s) are rebooted the exported directories are unavailable. Do you see stale entries when you bdf ?
Regards,
Berd
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10-12-2006 03:38 AM
10-12-2006 03:38 AM
Solution
Hi Erol,
What version of HP-UX are you running and which version of AutoFS are you running?
Are you able to manually mount these filesystems between hosts? Take AutoFS out of the picture and first make sure manual mounts work as expected. Once you verify manual mounts we can put AutoFS back and see how it goes.
Also, looking at your maps:
SRV1
/etc/exports
/dir1 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir2
/etc/auto.dir2
/dir2 -rw SRV2:/dir2
SRV2
/etc/exports
/dir2 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir1
/etc/auto.dir1
/dir1 -rw SRV2:/dir1
It looks like both of these mount points are served by SRV2. Is this true? Is SRV2 doing a loopback mount to itself? Which of the mounts works and which one fails? Is SVR1 able to mount from SVR2 but the mount on SVR2 fails, or vice versa?
Regards,
Dave
I work at HPE
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[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]
What version of HP-UX are you running and which version of AutoFS are you running?
Are you able to manually mount these filesystems between hosts? Take AutoFS out of the picture and first make sure manual mounts work as expected. Once you verify manual mounts we can put AutoFS back and see how it goes.
Also, looking at your maps:
SRV1
/etc/exports
/dir1 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir2
/etc/auto.dir2
/dir2 -rw SRV2:/dir2
SRV2
/etc/exports
/dir2 -anon=65534
/etc/auto_master
/- /etc/auto.dir1
/etc/auto.dir1
/dir1 -rw SRV2:/dir1
It looks like both of these mount points are served by SRV2. Is this true? Is SRV2 doing a loopback mount to itself? Which of the mounts works and which one fails? Is SVR1 able to mount from SVR2 but the mount on SVR2 fails, or vice versa?
Regards,
Dave
I work at HPE
HPE Support Center offers support for your HPE services and products when and how you need it. Get started with HPE Support Center today.
[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]

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