From: Mark H. <mh...@er...> - 2006-01-17 16:28:48
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Is there any reason why an ls -l would fail with an sshfs mount point, but an ls by itself would not? My setup is like this: /home/user/array1 -> sshfs mounted to SAN /home/user/array2 -> sshfs mounted to SAN (different fs on same SAN) however as that user I can ls, but not ls -l, it just hangs. Also as root, I can ls -l in that directory, but obviously I get a permission denied error. I haven't seen this problem before and it's not been a problem until now. BTW, I can't cd into the mount points either, but don't get any error messages. -- Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum Europae vincendarum Mark Haney Sr. Systems Administrator ERC Broadband (828) 350-2415 |
From: Miklos S. <mi...@sz...> - 2006-01-18 12:49:44
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> Is there any reason why an ls -l would fail with an sshfs mount point, > but an ls by itself would not? My setup is like this: > > /home/user/array1 -> sshfs mounted to SAN > /home/user/array2 -> sshfs mounted to SAN (different fs on same SAN) > > however as that user I can ls, but not ls -l, it just hangs. Is it reproducible? If so please send debug output (sshfs -d -osshfs_debug ...) nd strace of hanging ls -l. Thanks, Miklos > Also as root, I can ls -l in that directory, but obviously I get a > permission denied error. I haven't seen this problem before and > it's not been a problem until now. > > BTW, I can't cd into the mount points either, but don't get any error > messages. Yeah, that's a FUSE "feature". It will be fixed sometime in the future, but it shouldn't cause any problems apart from being strange. Miklos |