A little birdy told me that Anand Avati said:
] > Problem #2: this one is strange... i have noticed that OpenOffice
] > (versions 2.0.4 and 2.3.0, at least, on CentOS 4 and 5 respectively)
] > fail to open files on GlusterFS mounts... instead returning the
] > following error:
] >
] >
Hi,
In the glusterfs
FAQ(http://www.gluster.org/docs/index.php/GlusterFS_FAQ) it says that
glusterfs is fully POSIX compliant.
I think this can be quite misleading because I think for example that
read-write mmap is only supported on very recent linux kernels.
POSIX locks also only work when using
The problem is easily reproduced by creating a volume with a couple of
files and a symlink to a non existing file, and then exporting it
and mounting it with unify starting with an empty namespace. Only
part of the files will be created in the namespace (all those that
readdir() returned before th
Keith,
We had discussion about a translator with functionality similar to
what you have described. We termed it as "backup" translator. i.e a
translator which does delayed replication. This gives a better
response for the application. We can make a lot of assumptions like
the backup directory will
> I am wondering if there is anyone on list that is successfully serving
> virtual machine images (Xen, KVM, VMWare, etc.) over GlusterFS. I am
I using it with Xen and vserver. With Xen and large disk images it
works. Live migration and failover works. Healing is a major problem. It
blocks the im