Odd NFS behaviour

From: Andrew Park (apark@cdf.toronto.edu)
Date: Mon Feb 28 2000 - 12:03:50 EST

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I get an odd NFS behaviour. Let's say I have my home directory mapped at
/nfssrv/home, then I would see all my subdirectories under /nfssrv/home, but
when I 'cd' into one of the sub-directories (i.e. /nfssrv/home/src) and do an
'ls' it shows nothing. I've seen this on redhat 6.0 (kernel-2.2.5), it
looked like the bug went away, but now I see it on 2.3.42. Has anybody
seen this before?
Thanks

Andrew Park

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