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filesystem mount cmd shows option as MIXED intead of accesspolicy=mixed
Hi all,
does anybody knows the difference of two options bellow ?
system 1
[root@SCS200 ~]# server_mount server_5 |grep -i ARQTRANSF
APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF on /APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF uxfs,perm,rw,accesspolicy=MIXED
system 2
[root@DCS200 ~]# server_mount server_4 |grep -i ARQTRANSF
SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF on /SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF uxfs,perm,rw,mixed
Thanks in advance
Marcos
Peter_EMC
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August 1st, 2012 22:00
There is no syntax check for the options of server_mount.
The system2 output is the consequence of a missing accesspolicy= in the mount options of the original server_mount command
So in order to get the output for your system2, you need to issue a server_mount command like:
$ server_mount server_4 -o mixed SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF /SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF
The difference is,
for system1 it is:
server_mount server_5 -o accesspolicy=MIXED APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF ...
for system2:
server_mount server_4 -o mixed SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF ...
Because of the missing syntax check, you can put anything behind the -option parameter.
I do not think FS SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF is using accesspolicy=mixed, but is using NATIVE(default)
silvam2BRA
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August 2nd, 2012 05:00
Hi Peter,
thanks for your answer. You are correct ... since there is not an option called "mixed" the option was ignored. Last night I simulated in our LAB with same result.
We can umount with -p option and re-mount with accesspolicy=mixed. Is there anything more to do after mount with accesspolicy=mixed? Do we need run anything to convert this FS from native to mixed mode ?
Thanks for you correct answer!!
Marcos
Peter_EMC
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August 2nd, 2012 21:00
There is nothing which needs to get converted.
And there is also no need for unmounting the fs.
In order the correct the mount options, follow emc246374 (-ignore switch in server_mount)