>On Mon, 11 Mar 2002 14:59:04 +0100
>Trond Myklebust <trond.myklebust@fys.uio.no> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>" " == Oleg Drokin <green@namesys.com> writes:
>>>>>>>
>> > Trod, do you think that'll work or should some other non-ext2
>> > fs be tried?
>>
>>Ext2 should work fine: I've never seen any problems such as that which
>>Stephan describes, and certainly not with 2.4.18 clients.
>>
>>In any case, any occurence of an ESTALE error *must* first have
>>originated from the server. The client itself cannot determine that a
>>filehandle is stale.
>>
>
>Next try:
>I have now in addition to the /backup and /mnt reiserfs exports created another
>ext2 export. First test case:
>mount /backup, mount the ext2 fs on /test, then mount /mnt, do i/o on /mnt and
>umount /mnt.
>After that everything works! /test works _and_ /backup works!
>
>Second test case: (server and client have several network cards, so I can mount
>on other ips as well)
>mount /backup, mount /mnt on ip1, mount /test on ip2 (from same server). do i/o
>on /mnt and umount /mnt.
>After that /test works, but/backup is stale.
>
>Conclusion: reiserfs has a problem being nfs-mounted as the only fs to a
>client. If you add another fs (here ext2) mount, then even reiserfs is happy.
>The problem is originated at the server side.
>
>Any ideas for a fix?
>
>Regards,
>Stephan
>
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Oleg will be back at work in 16 hours;-)
Hans
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