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Subject: nfs delay causing broken files
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Hi there,

I'd like to know how to tune NFS (or related kernel) settings so the  
NFS client writes would have NO delay?
I'm getting application level errors as NFS client writes data, then  
application would read the data from NFS master just 1 second later  
and it's not there yet, so outdated data is read.

Thanks for any ideas in avance,
Joe