Le 6 juil. 09 à 14:00, Ralf Becker a écrit :
Hello Axel,
attached is a small tool to test fchown on a freshly created file:
<<t.c>>
Damn... didn't go through... ;-)
These are the tests I've made using this tool:
[...]
So I should alter the to subject to
... with AIX, NFS4 and netapp ...
:-)
Back to your question:
Wouldn't it be worth to check what kind of entity gets created under
your environment?
yes and it's just a raw file
and as suspected conclusion
EINVAL is returned because the owner or group ID is not a value
supported
by the implementation (of NFS4 on netapp filers?)
I just encountered this one:
http://www.dovecot.org/list/dovecot/2007-July/024059.html
which seems to indicate that a fchmod(fd, -1, -1) appears to fail on
some NFS/OS combinations.
As a result, I'm not sure whether entirely hiding the log message is a
good idea; perhaps just change the logging level would be better, so
that one keeps the ability to track possibly problematic file systems...
Axel
