Hi
I tried running this against Soalris 11 NFS server, but still its failing
with the same message. I have both these machines on same NIS server. Let me
know what am I missing in this.
-bash-3.00# ./go_setup
Setting up client [sushso-02] now.
ERROR common domain is smaller than 2 components (common=<netapp-pune>)
go_setup: Cdomain=netapp-pune; C2domain=netapp-pune; Sdomain=netapp-pune;
common=""; export Sdomain Cdomain C2domain common
exit UNINITIATED.
-bash-3.00#
best regards
Parinay
On 7/20/07, Raymond Xiong <Raymond.Xiong at sun.com> wrote:
>
> On 07/20/07, parinay wrote:
> > Hi Helen/All,
> > I am back with doubts again :(.
> >
> > In NFSv4 Test suite, while running the tests I am getting following
> errors
> > in go_setup.sh. I trying on my own to resolve this but so far could not.
> Let
> > me know what I am missing. I am running this against Netapp NFS server ,
> > from Solaris 11 client. Both the server and the client are on same NIS
> > domain. `ypcat passwd` works successfully on both. Any help on this
> would
> > helpful for me.
> >
> > -bash-3.00# pwd
> > /home/parinay/usr/ontest/uts/fs/nfs/nfsv4-test/exe.sparc
> > -bash-3.00# . ./nfs4test.env
> > -bash-3.00# . ./v4test.cfg
> > -bash-3.00# ./go_setup
> > Setting up client [sushso-02] now.
> > /usr/bin/ksh not found. Type '?' for a list of commands
> > ERROR common domain is smaller than 2 components (common=<>)
> > go_setup: Cdomain=; C2domain=; Sdomain=; common=""; export Sdomain
> Cdomain
> > C2domain common
> > exit UNINITIATED.
> > -bash-3.00#
>
> Hi Parinay,
>
> NFSv4 test suite requires both client and server are Solaris.
> I don't think it can work without modification on your
> configuration.
>
> Take go_setup.ksh script as an example, it sets up not only
> test client but also test server, and the server side setup
> commands are Solaris specific, of course. The error message
> indicated there was no /usr/bin/ksh on Netapp NFS server, and
> thus go_setup failed. This is just one example of OS specific
> code. Even if you can fix it, I am afraid you will still come
> across many other issues unless you rewrite all server side
> code.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Raymond
>
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