Comment 13 for bug 683938
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| Etienne Goyer (etienne-goyer-outlands) wrote | #13 |
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Confirmed; I was able to reproduce the bug with the instructions given above. The client machine hard-freeze, and I get a stack trace on the console.
For the record, you do not need two NFS server to reproduce the bug. You can have one, exporting two different directory. My /etc/exports on the NFS server:
/srv/data1 *(rw,sec=krb5)
/srv/data2 *(rw,no_
In the above, /srv/data1 is the directory the client try to automount. You do not actually need to configure/setup Kerberos; I specify sec=krb5 just so that the mount fail with permission denied. With /srv/data2, I use the no_root_squash option so that I can create the symlink from the client as root.