[17009] in Athena Bugs
sun4 [8.3.10]: attach/fsid
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jonathon Weiss)
Wed Aug 4 14:20:42 1999
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 1999 14:20:31 -0400 (EDT)
Message-Id: <199908041820.OAA22933@speaker-for-the-dead.mit.edu>
To: bugs@MIT.EDU
Cc: jweiss@MIT.EDU
From: Jonathon Weiss <jweiss@MIT.EDU>
System name: speaker-for-the-dead.mit.edu
Type and version: Ultra-1 8.3.10
Display type: ffb
Shell: /usr/local/bin/sipbtcsh
Window manager: /usr/local/bin/vtwm.gamma
What were you trying to do?
attach an nfs locker
What went wrong?
I accidently used my alias to attach the locker without
authentication, and then had to detach to recover:
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: alias att
attach -h -n
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: att mb
attach: NESSUS.MIT.EDU:/backup/moira attached to /mit/mb for filesystem mb
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: ls /mit/mb
/mit/mb: Permission denied
Exit 2
At this point, simply attaching the locker, used to fix the
problem, Attach would say somethign like "locker is already
attached; mapping".
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: attach mb
attach: NESSUS.MIT.EDU:/backup/moira attached to /mit/mb for filesystem mb
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: ls /mit/mb
/mit/mb: Permission denied
Exit 2
Hmmm, ok, maybe if I invoke fsid explicitly....
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: fsid nessus
fsid: nessus mapped
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: ls /mit/mb
/mit/mb: Permission denied
Exit 2
nope, what happens if I detach and re-attach, with authentication
this time...
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: detach mb; attach mb
detach: mb detached
attach: NESSUS.MIT.EDU:/backup/moira attached to /mit/mb for filesystem mb
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox: ls /mit/mb
backup_1 backup_2 backup_3 conf
speaker-for-the-dead:~/Mail/inbox:
What should have happened?
1) I shoudl have rememebred to authenticate teh first time
2) even tho I forgot, just running attach locker should have
solved the problem
3) fisd certainly should have worked
Yo, got any documentation, or other info?
detach mb is not doind a fsid -u nessus, but after thinking abotu it,
I'm not sure it is supposed to.
