On Fri, 6 Dec 2002, ni3india wrote:
> The oscarinstall.log file sending as attachement.
It looks like you are having filesystem timestamp issues.
Is /root/oscar-2.0 an NFS-mounted directory? If so:
1. I strongly recommend *not* NFS-mounting /root -- it's a Very Bad Idea.
/root is *not* a typical user home directory, and should generally be
specific to each machine. Also, if /root is on the local filesystem, you
will probably avoid these issues.
2. If you need /root NFS-mounted for some reason, you should ensure that
the machine you're running install_cluster on has consistent time eith the
NFS server. Try using a package such as NTP, for example.
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