Rich,
I tried your compiled version of 1.3.85 and it fails.
But doing some more tests, using your 1.3.85 and a 1.3.81
the problem does not occure in all directories.

The directory I was using is my home directory, where the
volume was created in 1992. I am wondering if this is a problem
with non unique entries and lookup.

fs exam .
 File B (536871011.2793.222215) contained in volume 536871011

I am now looking for more directories/volumes where this might fail.



Rich Sudlow wrote:
Douglas E. Engert wrote:

We are seeing a problem with OpenAFS-1.3.85 on Solaris 10
where /usr/bin/pwd fails.

Has anyone else seen this?

/usr/bin/pwd and csh use the getcwd() which truss shows is
failing with a #19:ENODEV (sh does something else with the
pwd command.)

We just installed the latest patches which did not help,
The kernel is now at 118822-02.

I turned in a bug report [19412] on June 20 against 1.3.81
and have not heard anything on it.

The following can be used for a test in an AFS directory:

 mkdir x
 mv x y
 cd y
 /usr/bin/pwd
pwd:cannot determine current directory!


Seems to work here:

samson{rich}2: mkdir x
samson{rich}3: mv x y
samson{rich}4: cd y
samson{rich}5: /usr/bin/pwd
/afs/nd.edu/users/rich/y
samson{rich}6:

samson{rich}17: /usr/afsws/etc/rxdebug localhost 7001 -version
Trying 127.0.0.1 (port 7001):
AFS version:  OpenAFS 1.3.85 built  2005-07-14

I built this using Sun's Studio 10 compilers.

./configure --with-afs-sysname=sun4x_510 --enable-transarc-paths \
--enable-large-fileserver --enable-namei-fileserver

No changes made to OpenAFS code - Solaris 10 running on SPARC hardware
Patch 118822-02 is on the box (and probably was before I compiled...
but wouldn't swear to it.

Rich









I have tried recompiling the 1.3.85 and changing all the ENODEV
return codes to something else, which did not help. getcwd
still returned ENODEV.

Solaris 10 introduce the v_path into the vnode,
I thing it has something to do with this, or the new vnevent.

I have been looking at http://cvs.opensolaris.org/source
to see how getcwd and v_path are related.

Any ideas?

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