"*I had to change #!/bin.bash to #!/bin/bash to make it run" Silly typo,
sorry.
Worked here. I ran it again and inotifywait shows up in processes. Try
it from the command line like this:
while true; do inotifywait /shared/ >/dev/null 2>&1; ls /shared/*
>/dev/null 2>&1; done
If this works, then
We tried to implement the fix as you described* and it doesn't seem to
be working for us. We can confirm that the script is running, but we
still get "Operation not permitted"...
*I had to change #!/bin.bash to #!/bin/bash to make it run
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Sorry for not being more complete. What I did was create the script (I
named it "keepalive" with the text I posted (all the stuff in-between the
dashed lines) and save it in the /root folder. It must be executable ( sudo
chmod +x /root/keepalive). Then call it from rc.local with /root/keepalive
.
Thank you for the feedback! I’m fairly new to Linux in general, however;
I tried to implement the bash script by installing inotifywait and
adding the script to the /etc/rc.local file. It doesn’t seem to do
anything and when I do “ps – aux | grep inotifywait” the only thing
which is returned is my
I recently moved the KDEneon 5.7.4 from 16.04 (clean install) and this
issue is not present there, so it's potentially possible this is already
fixed upstream from 16.04.
I still have 16.04 and 15.04 available if any trouble shooting would be
helpful...
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My workaround, an endless script using inotify running from rc.local:
#!/bin.bash
while true #run indefinitely
do
inotifywait /shared/ >/dev/null 2>&1
ls /shared >nul
done
This does a sudo listing of all the subdirectories of "/shared" anytime
the root folder is accessed.
We are also experiencing this issue -- any additional information on how
to address this would be greatly appreciated.
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Title:
sub-directories
I've observed the same behaviour after upgrading my client from 14.04 to
16.04: root export of my nfs share is still accessible for user. But
subfolder exports are not accessible anymore, although they are exported
with crossmnt enabled. If I login as root user on client, all subfolders
can be
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: nfs-utils (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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