Unable to mount VOB

[Ravi]

Hi

I have installed Clearcase 7.0.1 on RHEL 5. When I try to mount a
public VOB by using cleartool mount <mount point> command then
Clearcase gives me following error message after 5 minutes:

$ cleartool mount /qa/qa_cav
mntrpc_mount_tag_V1: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection reset
by peer
cleartool: Error: An error occurred mounting.
Refer to the log file "/var/adm/rational/clearcase/log/
mntrpc_server_log"
for more information on the warning or failure.

The log file mentioned in the error message does not give any clue
about the failure.

I got the following error message in /var/log/messages when I started
clearcase:

Apr 25 19:37:29 caviar kernel: mvfs: Ok: INFO: MVFS version 7.0.1.1-
IFIX01 (Wed Dec 19 03:24:35 2007)
Apr 25 19:37:29 caviar kernel: (c) Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 2007.
All Rights Reserved.
Apr 25 19:37:29 caviar kernel: MVFS initialized--adapter built at
$Date: 2008-04-25.14:06:45 (UTC) $
Apr 25 19:37:29 caviar kernel: mvfs: Ok: INFO: MVFS: Setting
mvfs_largeinit to 7 based on physical memory size of 8306864KB
Apr 25 19:37:32 caviar automount[10665]: lookup_mount: exports lookup
failed for caviar
Apr 25 19:37:33 caviar automount[10665]: create_udp_client: hostname
lookup failed: Operation not permitted
Apr 25 19:37:33 caviar automount[10665]: create_tcp_client: hostname
lookup failed: Operation not permitted
Apr 25 19:37:33 caviar automount[10665]: lookup_mount: exports lookup
failed for /net/scout/u01/vbs
Apr 25 19:37:33 caviar automount[10665]: send_fail: AUTOFS_IOC_FAIL:
error Bad file descriptor


Both Firewall and SELinux are disabled on my server.

Regards
Ravi

[selvan kp]

Hi ravi

I think u want to mount the file system were vob is stored with help of a unix admin?

 

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[Agostinho, Rogerio]

Hi,

 

Is there a command that brings the number (amount) of inserted, deleted and updated lines between 2 versions of a file?

 

Best Regards

 

Rogerio

[Marc Girod]

On May 6, 11:19 am, "Agostinho, Rogerio" <ag.roge...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Is there a command that brings the number (amount) of inserted, deleted and
> updated lines between 2 versions of a file?

For text files only, of course, you have:
ct diff -pred -serial

egrep '^> ' to keep only the new lines,
and '^< ' to keep only the old ones.

Pipe the result to wc -l to count.
This doesn't spot the updated lines...
It counts them as both deleted and added.

It is trivial to convert this to perl, so that it runs on Windows.
Of course, this must have been done zillions of times already.
I guess one must make one's own mistakes oneself.

Marc