On 05/23/14 17:07, John Jason Jordan wrote: > I have a 3 TB USB drive connected to my laptop (192.168.0.126, Xubuntu > 13.10). My desktop (192.168.0.146, Xubuntu 12.04) can mount this share, > but when I try to access any of the files on it I get "Stale NFS > Handle." > > I tried umounting and mounting the share, which executed without error, > but the problem persists. One web site said to stop nfs service and > restart it, but "service nfs stop" returns the error "nfs: unrecognized > service." Finally I rebooted the desktop and remounted the share, but I > still get "Stale NFS Share" when I try to access any of the files. From > the command line on the desktop I can navigate to the mount point, > where the ls command shows the drive, but trying to cd into the drive > still gives me "Stale NFS Handle."
I think this is an issue with the server(your laptop), not the client(your desktop). Try restarting the nfs server. This *may* be the correct command for Ubuntu. sudo service nfs-kernel-server restart I expect that will clear the problem. If not, try flushing the server's nfs export table. sudo exportfs -f galen -- Galen Seitz [email protected] _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
