asherman@dino.ulowell.edu (Aaron Sherman) (08/30/90)
I posted to comp.unix.questions, and tried to cross-post here, but I don't think that gnus handled the cross-post correctly. Well, here is it anyway: We have an apollo dn3500 with nfs 2.1 (DomainOS 10.2). We also have a Stellar GS2000 running Stellix 2.0 (A SysV variant). Problem: When the apollo's disk (actually /.. which mounts the entire // tree :) is mounted, and I compile a program (physically on the apollo, but from the Stellar), and try to execute it, I get the message: Killed. which of course serves to flare some already fragile tempers around here. When I look at the syslog messages this is what I see: fault: process xxxx killed due to text file modification. My guess is that the Apollo is modifying the time-stamp AFTER the load. This would be interpreted by the Stellar as a coruption of the file, and so it kindly kills the program for you. Question: Can anyone think of a work-around (perhapps some whammi nfs-mount option)???? Thanks, and as always I will post a summary if there are enough usefull answers. -AJS -- asherman@dino.ulowell.edu or asherman%cpe@swan.ulowell.edu Note that as of 7/18/90 that's asherman@dino.cpe.ulowell.edu "That that is is that that is not is not is that it it is."