From: Brian Chase (vaxzilla@jarai.org)
Date: Fri Jan 24 2003 - 18:46:14 EST
I've got some strange errors showing up with some of my files on NFS
automounted filesystems. My NFS client system is a V880 running Solaris
8.0. The NFS fileserver is a NetApp.
My application reports the following error:
ERR - Cannot lstat64 Session 3/Rayne.sp.bac. \
Errno = 79: Value too large for defined data type
If I got to the directory where the file resides and try to ls or cat
it, I get the following errors:
$ cat Rayne.sp.bac
cat: cannot stat Rayne.sp.bac
$ ls -l Rayne.sp.bac
Rayne.sp.bac: Value too large for defined data type
It's a tiny little 4KB text file. Also, I've got some SGI IRIX 6.5
clients that can see the same files without any problem. I don't have
any other Solaris systems to use as a cross check, but I suspect this is
something specific to the current state of my Solaris NFS client system.
I'm inclined to manually unmount and remount the filesystem, but I can't
and won't be able to for some time.
Can anyone offer me some insights into this problem?
Thanks.
-brian.
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