Hi,
I have Redhat 9 running as a NFS server for HPUX 10.20 clients. A couple problems
arise I hope someone has some ideas on.
1. When file properties, such as protections, owner, & group, are changed from the
client on a file located on the server, there is a significant delay for the change to
appear in the 'ls -l' file listing. This does not happen when the HPUX clients are
working with a HPUX server.
2. I 'cd' to a directory located on the server. I then 'su' to another user, either
root or another user, I get the message 'can't change back' and the command fails.
Again, this does not happen when the HPUX clients are working with a HPUX server.
3. I 'cd' to a directory located on the server. I then execute a simple script which
runs in the ksh and I get the following.
batman 60: ls -l go
-rwxrwxrwx 1 john users 37 Sep 11 08:15 go
batman 58: cat go
#!/bin/ksh
echo "Hello World!"
exit
batman 59: ./go
/bin/ksh: ./go: cannot open
I believe the problem is related to this, although I don't understand it. When I am
sitting in a directory located on the server and change to the ksh, my working
directory switches to the root '/' directory. If I 'cd' back, the script runs alright.
Again, this does not happen when the HPUX clients are working with a HPUX server.
The /etc/exports file looks like this.
/ *(rw,sync,no_wdelay,no_subtree_check)
Any ideas or insights into what's going on here?
Thanks,
John Krautkramer
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