Hi Jim,
I am very new to this myself - I have been setting this up in the lab, for my own learning. Since you seem to be stuck hard, I thought I'd hazard this a shot from my side.
From what you have reported so far, I am not sure if I ran into that same
issue, but I was seeing similar symptoms at one point - from a lab linux client (RHEL AS / 2.6.9-42.ELsmp x86_64), mount to a filer was succeeding, but then doing a cd to or ls on the mount point, was giving permission denied. More on this at the end.
Looking at the rpc.gssd strace o/p (and the rpc.gssd messages) that you had sent - I -think- that was till the point you did the mount?
If so, can you do a cd to the dir in question (which results in the permission denied), and send strace o/p + rpc.gssd messages corresponding to that? (or confirm that the strace o/p and rpc.gssd messages that you had sent, covered that step already.)
That might help me in suggesting something further to try. (but I might well not come up with any suggestion either; so please use your discretion in putting in more time for the above data.)
Back to the problem that I had hit - it seemed a lot like this issue -
http://linux-nfs.org/pipermail/nfsv4/2006-April/004101.html http://linux-nfs.org/pipermail/nfsv4/2006-April/004088.html
- but the solution mentioned there (upgrading librpcsecgss to 0.11) didn't do it for me. I finally upgraded nfs-utils itself (w/o an understanding of what exactly I had hit) - to 1.0.10 I believe (from what version, am not sure now) - and that resolved the problem.
(you mentioned already upgrading the nfs-* stuff, so probably the above doesn't apply to your case.)
thanks,
-dhawal.
{ jdavis@cs.arizona.edu, Mon, 19 Feb 2007, 3:08pm (-0700 ) }<
} Brian Parent wrote: } > I haven't seen any responses yet. Have you opened a ticket with NetApp? } } No; since the mount itself seems to succeed I think the Netapp side is } doing the right thing. Why the credentials aren't being passed and why } rpc.gssd isn't seeing anything is still a mystery. } } Posting to the Kerberos list produced no responses; posting to the Linux } NFS list got a reply from one of the developers, but no fixes yet. } } > Please post a summary back to the list if you ever do make any progress. } } Big "if"... but I'll be glad to do so. } } }