Something I have seen in the past with OSF1:
What are the permissions on the mount point directory on the OSF1 box? Try
umounting the NFS mount, ls -ld the mount point. If it is not 755 chmod it to
be so and then re-mount the NFS mount and try to login again.
If I am on the right track here, while not fixing the kernel mode NFS issue
you are seeing on the server it might correct the issue on the OSF1 box.
John
In previous mail, Peter Weilbacher spouted...
>
> Dear JFS fans and developers,
>
> there were quite some problems with NFS-exported JFS partitions
> reported to this list over the last months. But still no reply from
> the developers (if I haven't missed any messages), nor any mention
> in the documentation that there are problems.
>
> On my work machine (SuSE Linux 7.1) I have my homedir on JFS.
> Whenever I login to another machine (Digital/Tru UNIX with OSF1)
> with ssh, I get the following messages:
> NFS3 RFS3_READDIRPLUS failed for server machine : RPC: Timed out
> NFS3 RFS3_LOOKUP failed for server machine : RPC: Timed out
> NFS3 RFS3_GETATTR failed for server machine : RPC: Timed out
> NFS3 RFS3_GETATTR failed for server machine : RPC: Timed out
> NFS3 RFS3_GETATTR failed for server machine : RPC: Timed out
> ...
>
> The result then is, that I cannot access my home-partition under my
> user any more (even locally, while root can??!). The kernel based
> NFS server on my machine crashes as well. As a result I have to log
> out and completely reboot it, before being able to work again.
>
> I have described this in earlier messages, and others have written
> about similar problems. I have now verified that indeed JFS is the
> cause, because I can normally login and work on that other machine,
> when I temporarily move my homedir to an EXT3 partition on the same
> machine.
>
> I also found a workaround, by reconfiguring the automounter to mount
> my homedir as NFSv2 only (by adding vers=2 in the automounter maps).
>
> I think it is time to add something to the release notes and/or the
> filesystem documentation of JFS so that other users know about the
> problems and the workaround. But I also think that these problems
> should be resolved in the JFS code...
>
> Greetings,
> Peter.
>
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