Well, technically fid 3 isn't 'open', only fid 2 is open - at least
according to the protocol.  fid 3 and fid 2 are both clones of fid 1.
However, thanks for the alternative workaround.  If you get a chance, can
you check that my change to the client to partially fix this for the other
servers doesn't break nfs-ganesha:

https://github.com/ericvh/linux/commit/fddc7721d6d19e4e6be4905f37ade5b0521f4ed5

On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 3:27 AM, Dominique Martinet <
<email address hidden>> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> for what it's worth, the sample code given works with nfs-ganesha
> server, so I'm not sure what's not working here.
>
> Here's the server traces:
> TATTACH: tag=1 fid=0 afid=-1 uname='nobody' aname='/export' n_uname=-1
> RATTACH: tag=1 fid=0 qid=(type=128,version=0,path=1)
> TGETATTR: tag=1 fid=0 request_mask=0x7ff
> RGETATTR: tag=1 valid=0x7ff qid=(type=128,version=0,path=1) mode=040755
> uid=0 gid=0 nlink=3 rdev=192 size=4096 blksize=4096 blocks=8
> atime=(1428909387,0) mtime=(1428909389,0) ctime=(1428909389,0) btime=(0,0)
> gen=0, data_version=0
> TATTACH: tag=1 fid=1 afid=-1 uname='' aname='/export' n_uname=0
> RATTACH: tag=1 fid=1 qid=(type=128,version=0,path=1)
> TGETATTR: tag=1 fid=1 request_mask=0x3fff
> RGETATTR: tag=1 valid=0x7ff qid=(type=128,version=0,path=1) mode=040755
> uid=0 gid=0 nlink=3 rdev=192 size=4096 blksize=4096 blocks=8
> atime=(1428909387,0) mtime=(1428909389,0) ctime=(1428909389,0) btime=(0,0)
> gen=0, data_version=0
> TWALK: tag=1 fid=1 newfid=2 nwname=1 (component 1/1 :test.txt)
> RERROR(_9P_TWALK) tag=1 err=(2|No such file or directory)
> TWALK: tag=1 fid=1 newfid=2 nwname=0
> RWALK: tag=1 fid=1 newfid=2 nwqid=0 fileid=1 pentry=0x8278c0 refcount=4
> TLCREATE: tag=1 fid=2 name=test.txt flags=0100102 mode=0100644 gid=0
> RLCREATE: tag=1 fid=2 name=test.txt
> qid=(type=0,version=0,path=144115205255725065) iounit=0
> pentry=0x7fffc0000d00
> TWALK: tag=1 fid=1 newfid=3 nwname=1 (component 1/1 :test.txt)
> RWALK: tag=1 fid=1 newfid=3 nwqid=1 fileid=144115205255725065
> pentry=0x7fffc0000d00 refcount=3
> TGETATTR: tag=1 fid=3 request_mask=0x17ff
> RGETATTR: tag=1 valid=0x7ff qid=(type=0,version=0,path=144115205255725065)
> mode=0100644 uid=0 gid=0 nlink=1 rdev=192 size=0 blksize=4096 blocks=0
> atime=(1428909674,0) mtime=(1428909674,0) ctime=(1428909674,0) btime=(0,0)
> gen=0, data_version=0
> TWRITE: tag=1 fid=2 offset=0 count=6
> RWRITE: tag=1 fid=2 offset=0 input count=6 output count=6
> TUNLINKAT: tag=1 dfid=1 name=test.txt
> TUNLINKAT: tag=1 dfid=1 name=test.txt
> TGETATTR: tag=1 fid=3 request_mask=0x3fff
> RGETATTR: tag=1 valid=0x7ff qid=(type=0,version=0,path=144115205255725065)
> mode=0100644 uid=0 gid=0 nlink=0 rdev=192 size=6 blksize=4096 blocks=0
> atime=(1428909674,0) mtime=(1428909674,0) ctime=(1428909674,0) btime=(0,0)
> gen=0, data_version=0
> TCLUNK: tag=1 fid=2
> RCLUNK: tag=1 fid=2
> TCLUNK: tag=1 fid=3
> RCLUNK: tag=1 fid=3
>
> (if you're not familiar with 9P, ATTACH = mount, WALK = create a new
> 'fid' either clone of current file (nwname = 0) or lookup, CLUNK ~=
> close. Rest is obvious enough)
>
>
> There's no lookup between the unlink and the getattr, so what I think is
> missing is that both qemu and diod do not understand that fids 2 and 3
> refer to the same open file ?
> It's a bit of a weird behavior that the client will open a new fid
> through lookup walk for a first stat, but I'm mounting with cache=none
> here so you should be having the same.
>
> --
> Dominique
>