What does errno 66 (EREMOTE) mean?

 
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EREMOTE

EREMOTE is a legacy errno for “Object is remote”. It is useful when code needs to distinguish a local VFS object from an object managed by a remote or distributed layer. It is not the same as EREMOTEIO, which reports a remote I/O failure.

In Linux, treat this as evidence about object locality or a compatibility layer decision. Preserve the mount type, namespace, remote filesystem, automounter state, and operation that attempted to use the object as if it were local.

Distinguish from

  • EXDEV: an operation crosses filesystem or mount boundaries.
  • ESTALE: a remote file handle is no longer valid.
  • EREMOTEIO: a remote operation failed while performing I/O.

Linux errno(3) · Linux UAPI errno definitions


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