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ESRMNT
RFS remote-mount state prevents the requested change
ESRMNT is explicitly documented as an obsolete Remote File Sharing error. Solaris used it when RFS shutdown was requested while remote machines still had resources mounted, or when a resource was readvertised with a client list that excluded a machine currently mounting that resource.
This is a server-side relationship problem between an advertised resource and remote RFS clients. It differs from EADV, which includes duplicate advertise operations and advertised-resource conflicts during shutdown or forced unmount. The word srmount belongs to the old RFS model, not NFS mount-state terminology.
Relevant state to preserve
- For historical RFS systems, enumerate remote mounts before stopping the service or changing an advertised client list.
- When the errno appears in modern software, verify that it came from an RFS compatibility path rather than mapping it to an NFS problem.
- Keep the resource name and current remote-client set in diagnostics; those are the objects Solaris documentation associates with the failure.
References
- Oracle Solaris intro(2) errno catalog
- Oracle Solaris RFS error descriptions
- illumos sys/errno.h ABI definitions
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