I must be missing something but let me bounce this off the croud...
I have an f630 with ontap5.3.6 sharing out NFS data to a Solaris 7 box and in certain directories I get this error:
/bin/ls -F (or -l also causes this) ls: "suid_mounts_allowed.dat": Value too large for defined data type
A truss showed this: lstat64("suid_mounts_allowed.dat", 0xFFBEF958) = 0 acl("suid_mounts_allowed.dat", GETACLCNT, 0, 0x00000000) = 4 brk(0x00025E58) = 0 brk(0x00027E58) = 0 lstat64("suid_mounts_allowed.dat.old", 0xFFBEF958) Err#79 EOVERFLOW
getfacl suid_mounts_allowed.dat.old doesn't show anything different than any other file in the directory...
These errors don't show up on Solaris 5.5.1 or Solaris 5.6, but is consistant on different Sol7 systems. My other thought was inodes, but there are files that don't get an error with higher inodes.
Anybody have an idea?
Steve Vawter voice: 408-490-5310 fax: 408-490-8615 Staff UNIX Systems Administrator Steve.Vawter@C-Cube.COM
svawter@c-cube.com said:
I must be missing something but let me bounce this off the croud...
I have an f630 with ontap5.3.6 sharing out NFS data to a Solaris 7 box and in certain directories I get this error:
/bin/ls -F (or -l also causes this) ls: "suid_mounts_allowed.dat": Value too large for defined data type
Hi Steve-
You might want to run /bin/getfacl against the file in question, to learn more about the ACLs. Perhaps there is a system limit that is exceeded.
I have attached a small perl program -- it can be helpful to learn detailed info on a file: $ stat tar tar device 0x310266d inode 2630879 0x2824df mode -r-xr-xr-x 0100555 nlink 1 owner pandora group pandora rdev 0 size 712 atime 974230097 Tue Nov 14 13:28:17 US/Central 2000 mtime 974230097 Tue Nov 14 13:28:17 US/Central 2000 ctime 974230097 Tue Nov 14 13:28:17 US/Central 2000 blksize 8192 blocks 8
I hope this helps. (I don't know anything about Solaris ACLs. so if you learn something I'd like to know too)
Quentin Fennessy Quentin.Fennessy@amd.com Office: 512.602.3873 Cell: 512.694.7489
On Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 01:00:10PM -0800, Steve Vawter wrote:
I must be missing something but let me bounce this off the croud...
I have an f630 with ontap5.3.6 sharing out NFS data to a Solaris 7 box and in certain directories I get this error:
/bin/ls -F (or -l also causes this) ls: "suid_mounts_allowed.dat": Value too large for defined data type
It means that the time stamp on this file is ridiculous ( i.e. number of seconds since Jan 1 1970 is > 2^31 )
Igor
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