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* Strange behavior of executable bit
@ 2004-05-26  8:05 Jonas Lindemann
  2004-05-26  9:25 ` Steve Dickson
  2004-05-26 16:11 ` Trond Myklebust
  0 siblings, 2 replies; 7+ messages in thread
From: Jonas Lindemann @ 2004-05-26  8:05 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: nfs

Hi!

We have an file server runninng RHEL3 and NFS. Clients are RHEL3 and 
FC1. We are having problems with an service that want's to change the 
executable bit on a file located on the NFS exported filesystem. The 
service is running on RHEL3.

Client:

Linux version 2.4.21-9.0.1.ELsmp (bhcompile@bugs.devel.redhat.com) (gcc 
version 3.2.3 20030502 (Red Hat Linux 3.2.3-26)) #1 SMP Mon Feb 9 
22:26:51 EST 2004
redhat-config-nfs-1.0.13-1
nfs-utils-1.0.6-21EL

Server:

Linux version 2.4.21-9.0.1.EL040519 (root@s1) (gcc version 3.2.3 
20030502 (Red Hat Linux 3.2.3-20)) #2 SMP Wed May 19 14:56:39 CEST 2004
redhat-config-nfs-1.0.13-1
nfs-utils-1.0.6-21EL


The results are strange and listed below:

Running the following script:

for i1 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
for i2 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
for i3 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
ls -l "$joboption_directory/test.sh" 1>&2
/bin/usleep 100000
done
done
done


Produce these results:

-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rw-------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh
-rwx------    1 auser auser       41 May 25 18:10 /disk/global/grid/
52341085501427351028959/test.sh


And then it stabilizes.

I have no clue to what the problem might be. Is it client or server 
related?

Many regards

Jonas Lindemann





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* Re: Strange behavior of executable bit
  2004-05-26  8:05 Strange behavior of executable bit Jonas Lindemann
@ 2004-05-26  9:25 ` Steve Dickson
  2004-05-26 10:42   ` Jonas Lindemann
       [not found]   ` <40B4708F.1070707@byggmek.lth.se>
  2004-05-26 16:11 ` Trond Myklebust
  1 sibling, 2 replies; 7+ messages in thread
From: Steve Dickson @ 2004-05-26  9:25 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Jonas Lindemann; +Cc: nfs

Jonas Lindemann wrote:

> Running the following script:
>
> for i1 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
> for i2 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
> for i3 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
> ls -l "$joboption_directory/test.sh" 1>&2
> /bin/usleep 100000
> done
> done
> done
>
>
> Produce these results:
>
> And then it stabilizes.

I guess I'm  a bit confused... What are the expected results or
what do you mean by "stabilizes"?

SteveD.


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* Re: Strange behavior of executable bit
  2004-05-26  9:25 ` Steve Dickson
@ 2004-05-26 10:42   ` Jonas Lindemann
       [not found]   ` <40B4708F.1070707@byggmek.lth.se>
  1 sibling, 0 replies; 7+ messages in thread
From: Jonas Lindemann @ 2004-05-26 10:42 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: nfs

Steve Dickson wrote:

> Jonas Lindemann wrote:
>
>> Running the following script:
>>
>> for i1 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
>> for i2 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
>> for i3 in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do
>> ls -l "$joboption_directory/test.sh" 1>&2
>> /bin/usleep 100000
>> done
>> done
>> done
>>
>>
>> Produce these results:
>>
>> And then it stabilizes.
>
>
> I guess I'm  a bit confused... What are the expected results or
> what do you mean by "stabilizes"?

The file is uploaded via a gridftp. A special service is responsible for
marking certain files as executable in the above case "test.sh". The
testscript is called directly after this service has set the bit. The
problem seems to be that this bit is not directly set, and execution of
this file fails. Rebooting the server makes the problem go away for
about a week, then it resurfaces again.

-- Jonas

>
> SteveD.
>
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* Re: Strange behavior of executable bit
       [not found]     ` <40B47557.2000400@RedHat.com>
@ 2004-05-26 10:48       ` Jonas Lindemann
  2004-05-26 14:02         ` Steve Dickson
  0 siblings, 1 reply; 7+ messages in thread
From: Jonas Lindemann @ 2004-05-26 10:48 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Steve Dickson; +Cc: nfs

Steve Dickson wrote:

> Jonas Lindemann wrote:
>
>> Steve Dickson wrote:
>>
>>> I guess I'm  a bit confused... What are the expected results or
>>> what do you mean by "stabilizes"?
>>
>>
>> The file is uploaded via a gridftp. A special service is responsible 
>> for marking certain files as executable in the above case "test.sh". 
>> The testscript is called directly after this service has set the bit. 
>> The problem seems to be that this bit is not directly set, and 
>> execution of this file fails. Rebooting the server makes the problem 
>> go away for about a week, then it resurfaces again.
>
>
> So are you saying that the client has the directory mounted and then
> this special service runs (on the server) setting the executable bit 
> on test.sh
> but the client never sees that bit being set?

The service runs on the client, and does not see this bit when queried.

>
> SteveD.
>




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* Re: Strange behavior of executable bit
  2004-05-26 10:48       ` Jonas Lindemann
@ 2004-05-26 14:02         ` Steve Dickson
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 7+ messages in thread
From: Steve Dickson @ 2004-05-26 14:02 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Jonas Lindemann; +Cc: nfs



Jonas Lindemann wrote:

> Steve Dickson wrote:
>
>> So are you saying that the client has the directory mounted and then
>> this special service runs (on the server) setting the executable bit 
>> on test.sh
>> but the client never sees that bit being set?
>
> The service runs on the client, and does not see this bit when queried.

hmm... so "chmod 700 test.sh ; ls -l test.sh" shows the
file being set to the 0600 mode... with all changes being
made from the client... Could you possibly make a compressed
ethereal trace of this phenomenon available?

SteveD.


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* Re: Strange behavior of executable bit
  2004-05-26  8:05 Strange behavior of executable bit Jonas Lindemann
  2004-05-26  9:25 ` Steve Dickson
@ 2004-05-26 16:11 ` Trond Myklebust
  2004-05-26 16:48   ` Jonas Lindemann
  1 sibling, 1 reply; 7+ messages in thread
From: Trond Myklebust @ 2004-05-26 16:11 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Jonas Lindemann; +Cc: nfs

P=E5 on , 26/05/2004 klokka 04:05, skreiv Jonas Lindemann:
> Hi!
>=20
> We have an file server runninng RHEL3 and NFS. Clients are RHEL3 and=20
> FC1. We are having problems with an service that want's to change the=20
> executable bit on a file located on the NFS exported filesystem. The=20
> service is running on RHEL3.

So basically, you are changing the executable bit on the server, and
wondering why that changes isn't propagated instantly to the client?

It's 'cos NFS client poll the server for attribute changes. The mount
options that govern the polling period is documented in the "nfs"
manpage (see the ac* flags).

Cheers,
  Trond


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* Re: Strange behavior of executable bit
  2004-05-26 16:11 ` Trond Myklebust
@ 2004-05-26 16:48   ` Jonas Lindemann
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 7+ messages in thread
From: Jonas Lindemann @ 2004-05-26 16:48 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Trond Myklebust; +Cc: nfs

Trond Myklebust wrote:

>P=E5 on , 26/05/2004 klokka 04:05, skreiv Jonas Lindemann:
> =20
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>We have an file server runninng RHEL3 and NFS. Clients are RHEL3 and=20
>>FC1. We are having problems with an service that want's to change the=20
>>executable bit on a file located on the NFS exported filesystem. The=20
>>service is running on RHEL3.
>>   =20
>>
>
>So basically, you are changing the executable bit on the server, and
>wondering why that changes isn't propagated instantly to the client?
>
>It's 'cos NFS client poll the server for attribute changes. The mount
>options that govern the polling period is documented in the "nfs"
>manpage (see the ac* flags).
> =20
>
Sorry. I didn't explain it very well before. The system is a cluster=20
with a front-end running grid-middleware. A file server (a different=20
machine from the front-end) exports a number of filesystems both to the=20
front-end and to the nodes. On the front-end the middleware tries to set=20
the executable bit and fails with the described problem.

-- Jonas

>Cheers,
>  Trond
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