Hi Bill,
congratulations, you got it ! This patch fixes the problem I've seen
with
the OS-9 NFS-client. Here's what i get under OS-9:
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> echo xxx > xxx
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> dir -e
Directory of . 10:39:58
Owner Last modified Attributes Sector Bytecount Name
------- ------------- ---------- ------ --------- ----
200.204 66/10/23 2112 ------wr 1F157 4 xxx
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> echo yyyyyyyy >yyyyyyyy
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> dir -e
Directory of . 10:40:09
Owner Last modified Attributes Sector Bytecount Name
------- ------------- ---------- ------ --------- ----
200.204 66/10/23 2112 ------wr 1F157 4 xxx
200.204 66/10/23 2113 ------wr 1F158 9 yyyyyyyy
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> touch zzzz
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> dir -e
Directory of . 10:54:59
Owner Last modified Attributes Sector Bytecount Name
------- ------------- ---------- ------ --------- ----
200.204 66/10/23 2112 ------wr 1F157 4 xxx
200.204 66/10/23 2113 ------wr 1F158 9 yyyyyyyy
200.204 98/01/12 1054 ------wr 1F159 0 zzzz
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> copy -r xxx yyyyyyyy
heldt@vme200:/knfs/heldt/XXX> dir -e
Directory of . 11:01:11
Owner Last modified Attributes Sector Bytecount Name
------- ------------- ---------- ------ --------- ----
200.204 66/10/23 2112 ------wr 1F157 4 xxx
200.204 66/10/23 2134 ------wr 1F158 4 yyyyyyyy
200.204 98/01/12 1054 ------wr 1F159 0 zzzz
The only thing different from unfsd now is the strange timestamp.
What's interesting is that "touch" on OS-9 shows the correct
timestamp, but this is what I get on the linux server:
heldt@linux240:~/XXX> ll
total 2
-rw-rw---- 1 heldt entw 4 Jan 12 10:39 xxx
-rw-rw---- 1 heldt entw 4 Jan 12 11:01 yyyyyyyy
-rw-rw---- 1 heldt entw 0 Apr 3 2029 zzzz
BTW, I installed your latest patches for nfs+sunrpc also. I
wanted to turn on nfsd debugging on the server with
"echo 1 >/proc/sys/sunrpc/nfsd_debug", but there's no debugging
info in /var/log/messages. Am I wrong here?
So how can I help to fix this "last" (;-) bug in knfd?
Bye
Frank
PS: That's one of the things i like so much about linux, bugs
get fixed in days (and not in months aehhh Service Packs), so
thanks again Bill. I really wonder if you ever sleep...
-- * Frank Heldt * mailto:Frank.Heldt@mahr.de ===> Linux for IQ's higher than 95 <=== * +49 0551/7073-511