this code work very well If I try to put it into a loop for : Aim is to test all mounts points, this code test and read only the first entries from nfs_array. If I swapped testnfs1 with testnfs2 this code will test testnfs2 mount point and forget testnfs1 🙁 Answer In your loop it should be: Currently it’s
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Java program is unable to write on mounted system in linux
I am currently working a scenario where we have to create a file in a shared directory in Linux as well as Windows. I have gone through the following link to achieve it : https://www.journaldev.com/878/java-write-to-file https://it.toolbox.com/question/how-to-write-a-file-in-a-network-folder-without-using-ftp-031208 I was able to achieve it in windows network like giving the file name as (\198.168.1.1datafiles) But for the Linux first I used NFS
“Stale file handle” error, when process trying read the file, that other process already had deleted
I’m writing stress test suite for testing distributed file systems over NFS. In some cases when some process deletes file, while some other process attempts to read from it, I’m getting “Stale file handle” error (116). Is that kind of error is expected and acceptable in such race condition? Test working as follows: Starting x number of client machines Each
What’s the difference between a VFS and an NFS?
This might be a dumb question, but I’m struggling to find resources that clearly explain how a VFS is different from an NFS. Can they both be used for the same purpose? Bonus question: Can you watch a VFS with inotify like you can an NFS? Answer “NFS” is a network filesystem that’s been around for decades. Wikipedia has you
how to unlimit the number of group for one user in centos4/5
If one user have more than 16 groups, it will cause that the groups don’t work for permission control. How to unlimited this number of groups per user in Centos4/5 ? Answer You can’t unlimit the additionnal groups per user. But you can raise the limit. Beware that most Unix systems are limited to 16 groups per user (see http://www.j3e.de/ngroups.html)