On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 4:06 PM, Kay Nettle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We have a Netapps providing nfs service to our Solaris (5.9) and > linux boxes. We have find verison 4.2.27 installed and if you cd to a > .snapshot directory and do a 'find . -type d' you get: > > ./hourly.0/Browser > ./hourly.0/Browser/intellinux > ./hourly.0/Browser/HowTo > ./hourly.0/Browser/HowTo/ENU > find: ./hourly.1: No such file or directory > find: ./nightly.0: No such file or directory > find: ./hourly.2: No such file or directory
I just tried something similar and failed to reproduce your problem on a NetApp here. But I am not using Solaris, I'm using GNU/Linux. Since I have no access to a Solaris system, I'm not able to diagnose the problem directory, so I'm afraid you will need to do a lot of the investigation. Please figure out 1. What you expect find to do 2. Whether it is actually doing that 3. If not, where the behaviour diverges from what you expect You might find it helpful to use a debugger to set a breakpoint on the "error" function. You may also find it helpful to compare system call traces between your Solaris and Linux systems (since I assume both platforms have access to the same NetApp filers). James.
