So you can use the mount option "minorversion=1", like
mount -t nfs4 -o minorversion=1 ...
Continuing my investigations on that topic, it appears that nfs-utils is
build with NFS 4.1 support since at least 1.2.6-3:
https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=nfs-utils&arch=amd64&ver=1%3A1
First of all, a great "thank you" Jan-Marek for pointing out the (very
probable) root cause of the problem.
First, I tried to mount using minorversion=1. Unfortunately, NFS4.1
appears not to be supported:
root@bural:/home/sylvain# mount -t nfs4 real.chicoree.fr:/homes /mnt -o
sec=krb5,minor
.
sh$ touch 1 2 3 4
--> from Thunar, drag'n drop "1" to "Trash"
--> from Thunar, click on "2", press "delete"
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The bug is still present on latest "stable" wheezy. This is quite
annoying since this make NFS4+Kerberos almost unusable where users have
the opportunity to put their computer to sleep -- and the Kerberos
ticket expires during the sleep period.
If I understand it well, this is a "kernel bug".
NFS V4 COMPOUND Call
PUTROOTFH;GETFH;GETATTR"
Like Julien Blanc (post #51), the client name / ip are in the /etc/hosts
of the NFS+Krb5 server.
But, in my case, installing the binary packages provided by Daniel Hess
(post #44) solved the problem.
Best regards,
- Sylvain Leroux
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