On 04/07/10 14:49, Simon Wilkinson wrote: >>> >> A year or two back I was having some odd cache issues with the stable >> client. I hacked the init script (This is Gentoo, by the way.) to clear >> the cache each time right before starting the client. > > And, of course, you reported these problems, and we fixed them in a > later release? I believe I reported them to my distro, which is probably the annoying thing for you to hear, because I suspect such things frequently don't make it upstream. > >> I'll certainly try clearing the cache. But I'm also guessing that I'm >> also talking to a greater-than-average variety of servers, and wondering >> if there could be a vintage problem here. Is there a way to query a >> mount point to find the server version providing that data? (Or perhaps >> there's other relevant information to query.) > > fs whereis . will tell you. Thanks, that does give the server name. Now is there a command that will give meaningful and useful (to you) information about that server? I doubt I have any sort of shell access to any of them.
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