kevin kramer wrote:
> client CentOS 5.1 latest kernel
> mount option for zfs filesystem =
> rw,nosuid,nodev,remount,noatime,nfsvers=3,udp,intr,bg
> ,hard,rsize=8192,wsize=8192
>
> directory and parent owned by user and users GID, 775
> on client touch /tmp/dummy
> cd to zfs area
> mv /tmp/dummy .
>
> receive this error
> /bin/mv /tmp/dummy .
> /bin/mv: preserving permissions for `./dummy': Invalid argument
> /bin/mv: preserving ACL for `./dummy': Invalid argument
> /bin/mv: preserving permissions for `./dummy': Invalid argument
>
> the file does get copied. but it sends exit 0 when similarly used in a script
>
> zfs pool name = vol1
> zfs get aclmode vol1
> vol1 aclinherit discard local
> vol1 aclmode groupmask local
>
> vol1/scr20 is the mount point on the client
>
> vol1/scr20 aclinherit discard local
> vol1/scr20 aclmode groupmask local
>
> I've also tried using mount option noacl with no luck.. what do I need to do
> to ignore ACL's on my clients that support ACL's? and I've tried passthrough
> mode for aclinherit.
>
> thanks for any insight
>
Is your ZFS file system on an S10 system?
You are most likely seeing this bug.
6528189 cp -p invalid argument issue on Redhat linux AS 3.0 NFS client
against ZFS NFS directory
This was fixed last May.
Assuming you are on an S10 update then you probably want this patch.
127729-02
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