From: Fiengo, Paul (FiengoP@ritchie.disa.mil)
Date: Mon Nov 11 2002 - 13:57:46 EST
Dear Gurus,
I am having an issue with a script that I am writing. On my NFS server (SUN
E250), I am running Solaris 8. On my NFS Client (SUN Blade 1000), I am also
running Solaris 8. An entry has been made into the /etc/dfs/dfstab and
/etc/vfstab respectively, and a manual mount of the file system works.
In the script that I am writing (found below), if I copy and paste the
variable name found in my script into a terminal using ksh, and then copy
and paste the mount command found in my script into that same terminal
window, the system will mount the file system successfully.
FDRMNTPT=/var/security
AUDERLOG=/tmp/restart_err
#Mount Guard Server sub-routine
#
function mount
{
if [ -f $FDRMNTPT/.LKnfs ]
then
return
else echo `date` "Audit Server Guard system is not mounted.
Attempting to mount the Guard system..." >> $AUDERLOG
mount $FDRMNTPT >> $AUDERLOG
if [ -f $FDRMNTPT/.LKnfs ]
then
echo `date` "Audit Server Guard system mounted
successfully." >> $AUDERLOG
return
else echo `date` "Unable to mount the Guard system. Please
check system immediately." >> $AUDERLOG
exit
fi
fi
}
mount
However, when I run the script using the ksh -x scriptname, I get the
following errors:
restartaix[8]: too many open files
restartaix[10]: too many open files
I am not sure why I am getting this. In addition, if I remove the portion
where it appends the information to the error log, I get the following
errors:
restartaix[10]: mount: recursion too deep.
Replacing the variable $FDRMNTPT with the actual mount point causes the same
results. I have had more advanced script writers look at this and they do
not know what is causing this. A search on the Internet has not produced
any leads as well. Any advice that anyone can provide will be GREATLY
appreciated. I will summarize.
TKS IN ADVANCE,
Paul
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