Created attachment 577400 [details]
strace output of chown command

Description of problem:
When issuing a chown syscall on a NFSv4 mounted file or directory for a newly created LDAP user, I get an "Invalid argument".  The chown will fail until the user is about 10 minutes old which makes me think it is some kind of caching issue in NFS.  If I mount with vers=3, this error does not occur.  
When I su as the new user, I can create files and directories on the NFSv4 mount and they will have the correct user and group but when I issue a chown command on the new file, it will fail with invalid argument, even if I put the same user and group the file already has.  Again, give it 10 minutes and everything works perfect.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
nfs-utils-1.2.3-15.el6.x86_64

How reproducible:
Can be reproduced with every new user created.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.  Have an NFS server to serve home directories.
2.  Have LDAP servers for user management.
3.  Create a new user with a script on the LDAP server:
        a.  Add user to LDAP database.
        b.  Create home directory structure on NFSv4 mount.
        c.  Copy skel files to new home directory.
        d.  Chown all contents of home directory
            Fails with Invalid Argument.
  
Actual results:
File permissions do not get updated

Expected results:
File permissions should get updated.

Additional info:
Root is not squashed on the LDAP server.
idmapd is running correctly mapping uid and gid's.
Attaching strace output.
Let me know if you need any additional info or testing on my part.