%% Warren L Dodge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
wld I can't believe this is the first time we have noticed this in
wld the two years we have been using 3.80.
One thing to note is that NFS filesystems (at least not NFSv2 or NFSv3)
don't support sub-second timestamps. So, building on an NFS
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%% Warren L Dodge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
wld Ok, well our nfs server supports it. This was all done on an nfs
wld mounted file system. We just got this new server a few weeks ago.
Nice.
wld So I assume you will need to know some information.
Nope, not really. I believe you :-).
If
NFS filesystems (at least not NFSv2 or NFSv3) don't support sub-second
timestamps
That's definitely not true. NFSv3 supports nanosecond timestamp
resolution. This isn't just a theoretical capability. I'm looking at a
file on a Solaris box exported with NFSv3 to a Linux client, showing a
%% Martin Dorey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
NFS filesystems (at least not NFSv2 or NFSv3) don't support sub-second
timestamps
md That's definitely not true. NFSv3 supports nanosecond timestamp
md resolution. This isn't just a theoretical capability. I'm
md looking at a file on a
Ok, well our nfs server supports it. This was all done on an nfs mounted file
system. We just got this new server a few weeks ago.
I then tried the test on an older server file system. It all works properly
there.
So I assume you will need to know some information. If so please let me know
I thought it wasn't until NFSv4 they were supported but I guess it was
NFSv3.
NFSv2 supported microsecond resolution (search for useconds in
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1094.html). I've got a feeling that you're
right, though, in as much as it was only implemented to a second
resolution in
%% Martin Dorey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I thought it wasn't until NFSv4 they were supported but I guess it was
NFSv3.
md NFSv2 supported microsecond resolution (search for useconds in
md http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1094.html). I've got a feeling that
md you're right, though, in as
