Folks,
I am a newbie Digital UNIX person, so please be gentle ;-)
I am seeing the following behavior of the find command executed as root when
it tries to read an NFS mounted file to which it does not have read access:
# ls -d /people
/people
# find / -name people -print
# find: bad directory </tmp_mnt/net/cars1/home/claude>
#
The command seems to abort and I get the prompt back. This behavior does not
occur when executed from a non-root account or if cars1:/home is exported with
root access to my machine. I am running DU 4.0
The reference page doesn't indicate that this should be the expected behavior.
Is it?
--Harvey
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Received on Thu Sep 05 1996 - 22:56:05 NZST