erik quanstrom wrote:
On Wed Sep 23 15:34:38 PDT 2015, [email protected] wrote:
I have 2 identical hosts (same hw, same kernel, same cpurc, ....) ... but
A# import -b B /srv /srv
A# mount /srv/kfs /n/k
beeing /srv/kfs imported from B, works as expected and
B# import -b A /srv /srv
B# mount /srv/kfs /n/k
beeing /srv/kfs imported from A, produces
"mount: /n/k: Out of pseudo mount points".
The same for all file servers imported from A.
Where is/could be the (my, sure) error ?
Can someone kindly help me ?
can this be addressed with a a reboot?
No
if so, then i'd
recommend making Npsmpt larger in exportfs,
it's wired to 32!
otherwise
there's a bug in exportfs that's leaking pseudo mount points.
The same exportfs runs on A and B.
B->A woks, A->B doesnt.
Probably there is something wrong on A, not in exportfs.
Not a "true" bug but a not-well-managed (because very-very strange)
external event/condition.
I'll investigate with some print() in the code, I don't know how to use
acid on an exportfs started by listen.
adriano
