TS 6.7.1 SP1 post installation issue

Hi there,
We have recently installed SP1 on Solaris 10, TS 6.7.1 box. Unfortunately after installation when a try to look for any files using/.iwmnt system fails. It gives me an error messe "Error locating file". But if I make the attempt using /iwmnt it works.

Currrently I have modified all my scripts to refer /iwmnt instead of /.iwmnt
Practically speaking my fix is not a best practice because I am referring to cached file system in TS server.

If any one has faced this issue, please suggest me what remedy I need to take inorder to make my customized scripts refering to /.iwmnt.

Apprecaite your help on this.

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Adam Stoller

Hi there,
We have recently installed SP1 on Solaris 10, TS 6.7.1 box. Unfortunately after installation when a try to look for any files using/.iwmnt system fails. It gives me an error messe "Error locating file". But if I make the attempt using /iwmnt it works.

Currrently I have modified all my scripts to refer /iwmnt instead of /.iwmnt
Practically speaking my fix is not a best practice because I am referring to cached file system in TS server.

If any one has faced this issue, please suggest me what remedy I need to take inorder to make my customized scripts refering to /.iwmnt.

Apprecaite your help on this.

I realize it sounds a bit odd to say this about a Solaris system - but have you tried rebooting the server? It's possible that your .iwmnt mount point may have gotten messed up somewhere along the way (perhaps a stale NFS handle?). If the problem you're seeing persists after a reboot - you should probably run the IWOV Support diagnostic script and contact IWOV Support to open a case using the captured information along with transcripts of the problems you've been seeing.

chicka

I realize it sounds a bit odd to say this about a Solaris system - but have you tried rebooting the server? It's possible that your .iwmnt mount point may have gotten messed up somewhere along the way (perhaps a stale NFS handle?). If the problem you're seeing persists after a reboot - you should probably run the IWOV Support diagnostic script and contact IWOV Support to open a case using the captured information along with transcripts of the problems you've been seeing.

Thanks Ghoti..
Infact you have redirected me into right direction. It's valid point. Let me have a check on system level and if needed will raise Interwoven support case.

Thanks for your time.