Re: [Gluster-users] Is it stable when the process died without vmp umount() ?

2009-06-30 Thread Shehjar Tikoo

Daesung Kim wrote:
In my application, many apache processes use apis in 
libglusterfsclient.so to be a glusterfs client.


And vmp is mounted once when the process is initialized.

 


So if I kill the process, vmp list in the library would be cleared.

In this case, Can I feel free when the process died without vmp umount?

Does it make garbage data which are not destroyed somewhere in the 
glusterfs servers?


Yes. This is not a problem. Once the process using libglusterfsclient
dies the connections and related state at the server are also cleaned
up.

-Shehjar


 


Thanks.




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[Gluster-users] Is it stable when the process died without vmp umount() ?

2009-06-30 Thread Daesung Kim
In my application, many apache processes use apis in
libglusterfsclient.so to be a glusterfs client.

And vmp is mounted once when the process is initialized.

 

So if I kill the process, vmp list in the library would be cleared.

In this case, Can I feel free when the process died without vmp umount?

Does it make garbage data which are not destroyed somewhere in the
glusterfs servers?

 

Thanks.

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