Jens, That looks like a problem we had as well. You might also see that "dot" files are really messed up. The problem exists in that particular kernel release I believe (I don't have it in front of me atm) and an upgrade is necessary. It's a problem specific to NFS I believe.
-Corey On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 7:02 AM, Jens Voigt <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Folks, > > we are running RHEL5.4 2.6.18-164.el5PAE on 2 Servers. One is mounting an > FC-Storage(MPIO) and export this via NFS to the Network(NIS, automounter) > also via Samba. > > I created a new file on the samba share on server1 and do a 'ls -altr' on > the server1. So the new file is on the bottom. Everythings fine. > #ls -altr > Aug 8 2008 oldfile > Mar 3 11:01 newfile > > Now my Problem one user reported and also happens on my workstation 2 > times: > Server2 mounts the same folder via nfsv3 > The same 'ls -altr' on server2 shows me also the same file at the bottom > and a second old file in this folder with the same new timestamp. > At the same time on server1 'ls -altr' shows me the correct timestamps. The > second old file dated in year 2008. > A second 'ls -altr' on server2 shows me also the correct timestamps now. > > Server1 > #ls -altr > Aug 8 2008 oldfile > Mar 3 11:01 newfile > at the same time on Server2 > #ls -altr > Mar 3 11:01 oldfile > Mar 3 11:01 newfile > > one second later on Server2 > #ls -altr > Aug 8 2008 oldfile > Mar 3 11:01 newfile > > I don't know which component is causing this problem. For my understanding > it must be nfs. > > regards Jens > > _______________________________________________ > rhelv5-list mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhelv5-list > >
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