(Missed cc-ing to the list. Re-adding again)
Hi again.
AFAICT, glusterd is running properly, it must be a problem with cli then.
glusterd listens for cli connections on port 24007. cli tries to connect to
this port before performing any operation. When the connection cannot
happen, cli reports the message you get.
Since, glusterd is running in your case, something must be preventing cli
from connecting to the port, firewall probably.
Regards,
Kaushal
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 7:19 PM, Emmanuel Seyman esey...@edd.fr wrote:
* Kaushal M [22/05/2012 15:30] :
Hi Emmanuel.
Hi, Kaushal.
The log you have provided, is it for titane or silicium? I have a feeling
it is for the latter.
Yes, it is for titane.
If it is titane's log, the thing I can make out is that glusterd was
killed
by a SIGINT. This is probably because --debug doesn't daemonize the
glusterd process and you used ctrl-c top stop it.
Correct. The last two lines were written after the 'gluster peer status'
command was run so they're not really relevent to the output (I probably
should have removed them from the log)
Could you test again with option '--log-level=DEBUG' instead and provide
the logs?
Done.
I've replaced the original log files.
http://people.parinux.org/~seyman/gluster/glusterd.log
http://people.parinux.org/~seyman/gluster/glusterd.log.gz
Thanks for the help.
Emmanuel
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