Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 2 Mar 1999 20:08:21 +0100 (MET) | From | Ricardo Galli Granada <> | Subject | Re: 2.2.x - running programs from NFS mounted dirs |
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> > A while ago I reported that I have some programs misteriously segfault > > when run on 2.2.x and work well when run on 2.0.x. Now I realized > > *which* programs they where: apparently, any program started from an NFS > > mounted directory segfaults immediately. Strace shows only one syscall: > > mmap(), and then it crashes. The NFS server in my case is another Linux > > box running unfsd with 2.0.x kernel.> > Can anyone confirm this?> > ELF - not, all ELF binaries run correctly. > BUT, all a.out binaries does not run from NFS mounted directory:
I am having the same problem with 2.2.1 but while trying to "ls" in a ftp session. The ftp server runs on the 2.2.1 and the commands are chrooted to a NFS mounted directory.
Mar 2 19:59:20 atlante ftpd[23856]: exiting on signal 11
I have no problem when doing it on a the NFS server and executing ls directly from bash.
The ls comand is ELF statically linked.
atlante:/home/people/bin # ldd ./ls statically linked (ELF)
I thought before was just a problem of the executable (the ftp server bins came from slackware 3.0) so I've got the ls sources and compiled (with a lot of hack in the stat struct functions) on our current distribution (SuSE 5.2 and "everything" upgraded, i.e. bin-utils, wu-ftpd, net-tools...).
Take care.
-- Ricardo Galli My name is Dumped, Core Dumped.
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