From: Jesus Cea Avion (jcea@argo.es)
Date: Tue Nov 23 2004 - 19:13:44 EST
I'm using a Linux Kernel 2.4.28 as NFS server, and a Solaris 2.5.1 as
NFS client. I'm using CacheFS in the Solaris machine.
CacheFS seems to work fairly nicely, but from time to time I have the
same problem:
The Solaris machine gets stuck in "getdents()" system calls, when trying
to access some directories. Trying to do a "ls" in the problematic
directory, the command stalls, but it can be aborted with "control+c".
Using "truss", I only see "getdents()" system calls
Debugging using a sniffer, I see a lot of NFS traffic between both
machines (NFS over TCP), but the Solaris machine simply stalls.
I'm seeing traffic NFS over TCP, version 3.
Any idea welcomed.
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