clnt_perrno - Linux

Overview

clnt_perrno() translates a numeric error code into a text string.

Syntax

int clnt_perrno(int err);

Options/Flags

• err: The numeric error code to translate.

Examples

# Print the error string for the error code 17
printf("Error: %s\n", clnt_perrno(17));

# Check if the error code is EACCES (permission denied)
if (clnt_perrno(err) == EACCES) {
  printf("Permission denied\n");
}

Common Issues

• Incorrect error code: Ensure that the provided error code is a valid NFS error code. Invalid codes will result in unspecified behavior.

Integration

clnt_perrno() can be used with other NFS-related functions, such as clnt_perror(), to provide more detailed error handling.

Related Commands

• rpcinfo: Provides information about NFS clients and servers.
• nfsstat: Monitors NFS performance and statistics.