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I have a linux (Suse 10.1) (Networked Attached Storage) pc, with an HP j5000 workstation running HPUX 10.20 mounting a directory on the NAS, via NFS. I can mount the ...
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Linux/hpux file lock problems
I have a linux (Suse 10.1) (Networked Attached Storage) pc, with an HP j5000 workstation running HPUX 10.20 mounting a directory on the NAS, via NFS. I can mount the linux directory from the j5000, using the automounter. Everthing looks ok, except that file locking doesn't work - I get the error -fcntl: No locks available.
Using direct NFS and autofs mounts results in the file lock
hanging up.
This is also the case with hpux11.11. I've tried the standard fix, adding the insecure_locks directive to the linux export arguments, but no joy.
Any help/tips appreciated.
Apolgies for repeating this post, but I originally put it in the SUSE board, when it is more likely a general problem with Linux/HPUX. I have also provided a little more information.


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