I have a filesystem I am exporting from our server and automount it on other machines. There is a delay from anywhere from 1-45 seconds before a modified/touched file on the server is updated on the system which automounts it. How can I close this gap?
I export it with (rw,sync,no_wdelay) and automount it with -rw,sync. E.g: I 'touch' a file on the server called 'it'. I have a continuous script running on both the server and on the other machine that does a ls -l on the file. The timestamp of the file changes immediately on the server machine. On the other machine it updates the timestamp with a delay of up to 40 seconds, depending on how long it has been since I last touched it (i.e, if I wait a 3-5 minutes there is always a delay, if I wait a minute in between 'touches' then the timestamp on the other system updates almost immediately). Is there some way to tune this? Bruce -- ========================================================= Bruce Kall Mayo Clinic 200 First ST SW, 1-241 STM Rochester, MN 55905 507-255-4768 ========================================================= _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
