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Hi, I'm encountering a failure with the tests/util/opal_path_nfs test. If I'm interpreting everything correctly, it looks like it is the test that is problematic and not opal_path_nfs().
Cherry-picking a specific mount from the list for demontration purposes:
From what I can tell this filesystem indeed is nfs (mounted via autofs).
$ mount | grep /p/arch
/etc/auto.deep on /p/arch type autofs (...)
$ grep /p/arch /etc/mtab
/etc/auto.deep /p/arch autofs ...
$ grep /p/arch /etc/auto.deep
/p/arch -rw <IP addr>:/arch/.
$ nfsstat -m | grep /p/arch
/p/arch from <IP addr>:/arch
Actually, when all offending mounts have been recently accessed, the test does succeed! When I can no longer see them in nfsstat -m, it is then that the test fails.
When the test is successful, I see something like:
Hi, I'm encountering a failure with the
tests/util/opal_path_nfs
test. If I'm interpreting everything correctly, it looks like it is the test that is problematic and notopal_path_nfs()
.Cherry-picking a specific mount from the list for demontration purposes:
From what I can tell this filesystem indeed is nfs (mounted via autofs).
Actually, when all offending mounts have been recently accessed, the test does succeed! When I can no longer see them in
nfsstat -m
, it is then that the test fails.When the test is successful, I see something like:
When it is not successful, only the first part, and not the "already know" part appers in the output.
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