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Date:      Sun, 12 Jan 2014 16:38:50 +0100
From:      Alban Hertroys <haramrae@gmail.com>
To:        freebsd-stable List <freebsd-stable@freebsd.org>
Subject:   mountd Invalid radix node head (9-STABLE)
Message-ID:  <213B8FEA-085A-48DF-BDB2-9837165CA1D6@gmail.com>

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I=92ve been messing around with my NFS exports definitions to add some =
new mount-points to the list and I got most of it working again (at =
least, the important bits).

However, 2 exports in that file are causing problems. When I restart =
mountd, they log lines like:

Jan 12 16:01:14 solfertje mountd[99349]: can't change attributes for =
/usr/home/smb: Invalid radix node head, rn: 0 0xfffffe0023e1c600
Jan 12 16:01:14 solfertje mountd[99349]: bad exports list line =
/usr/home/smb     -mapall
Jan 12 16:01:14 solfertje mountd[99349]: can't change attributes for =
/usr/home/vhosts/django: Invalid radix node head, rn: 0 =
0xfffffe0023e1c600
Jan 12 16:01:14 solfertje mountd[99349]: bad exports list line =
/usr/home/vhosts/django     -mapall

What does that message mean? Where do I look to fix this?

$ cat /etc/exports=20
V4: /usr/home

#/usr/home \
#    -alldirs \
/usr/home/dalroi \
    -mapall=3Ddalroi \
    -network 10.236.150.0/23

/usr/home/media \
    -mapall=3Ddalroi \
    -network 10.236.150.0/23

/usr/home/media2 \
    -mapall=3Ddalroi \
    -network 10.236.150.0/23

/usr/home/media3 \
    -mapall=3Ddalroi \
    -network 10.236.150.0/23

/usr/home/smb \
    -mapall=3Ddalroi \
    -network 10.236.150.0/23

/usr/home/vhosts/django \
    -mapall=3Ddalroi \
    -network 10.236.150.0/23


It is possible that this is an issue with my (somewhat older) 9-STABLE, =
which is:

FreeBSD solfertje 9.1-STABLE FreeBSD 9.1-STABLE #6: Mon Jun 10 20:46:00 =
CEST 2013     dalroi@solfertje:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/ANTELOPE  amd64

(Looks like the system has been running since that date too)

Alban Hertroys
--
If you can't see the forest for the trees,
cut the trees and you'll find there is no forest.




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