My original question were ;
Hi,
In our server machine, I got the following messages today. Do you have
any idea and solution about that ?
Sincerely.
murat.
Oct 9 09:20:30 baum01 vmunix: NFS server: stale file handle
fs(768,919453) file
74355 gen 32783
Oct 9 09:20:30 baum01 vmunix: RFS3_READ, client address = 155.223.1.7,
errno 22
Oct 9 09:20:30 baum01 vmunix: NFS server: stale file handle
fs(768,919453) file
74355 gen 32783
......
Then I got many helpful messages, thanx to ;
Arnaud Valeix <fnet_at_ifh.sncf.fr>
Arrigo Triulzi <arrigo_at_lpac.ac.uk>
khan_at_informatik.fh-hamburg.de
Chua Koon Teck <koonteck_at_singnet.com.sg>
nicolis_at_celfi.phys.univ-tours.fr
Hellebo Knut <Knut.Hellebo_at_nho.hydro.com>
The reason I think this were :
by nicolis_at_celfi.phys.univ-tours.fr
``stale file handle'' usually means that you're trying to access a directory
that no longer exists (either it's deleted or the machine is unavailable--
so it's empty at the mount point of your machine).
The error message about the file server means that, for some reason,
your machine can't access machine 155.223.1.7.
And the solution :
by Arrigo Triulzi <arrigo_at_lpac.ac.uk>
Unmount and remount the filesystem containing the file, the fs() line
gives you the inode number.
-o-
This works fine. Thanx for all.
Sincerely.
murat.
Received on Mon Oct 09 1995 - 14:00:43 NZDT