Re: EACCES in mount.nfs

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Sorry for the delayed response... I spent most of last week
off line due to Red Hat moving to a new building...  fun, fun, fun! :-\

Chuck Lever wrote:
> Hi Steve-
> 
> There is an important case in mount.nfs where EACCES is temporary:  The
> kernel's rpcbind client returns EACCES if the remote rpcbind server
> replies that the requested service is not registered.
I guess I see the reasoning behind this... a server could be coming
up so the mount should hang around waiting for that...

> 
> It would be easy enough for the kernel's mount client to remap that
> error code into something unique for the mount system call.
I would think ENOENT would be a better mapping for RPC_PROG_UNAVAIL.

But that still leaves the possible problem of the mount not waiting 
around for servers to come up... Or do we even have to worry about 
mounts failing because a server is not up yet?  I'm beginning to
think not...


steved.

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