Hello, deer glustefs experts:
I've found that my cluster of only two nodes had ran into a big trouble.
Here are some information about my glusterfs.
[root@yq35 ~]# gluster --version
glusterfs 3.2.6 built on Mar 22 2012 10:44:28
Repository revision: git://git.gluster.com/glusterfs.git
Copyright (c)
I've already detached 10.67.15.27 when i found i could not get replace move
on.
2012/10/25 Tao Lin
> Hello, glusterfs experts:
> I'v been using glusterfs-3.2.6 for moths, and it works fine.Now i'm
> facing a problem of disk(brick) full.For some resons, I have to expa
Hello, glusterfs experts:
I'v been using glusterfs-3.2.6 for moths, and it works fine.Now i'm
facing a problem of disk(brick) full.For some resons, I have to expand
space using replace current bricks to new bricks instead of add new bricks.
It seemed okay when i used this command :
gluster vo
Hello, glusterfs experts:
Can I replace a brick to a new brick (the new brick is placed on another
machine) without stopping nfs that is using current brick? Can I just use
the following commands?
1.gluster volume replace VOLNAME brick new-brick start
2.gluster volume replace VOLNAME brick new-b
Hi, dear glfs experts:
I've been using glusterfs (version 3.2.6) for months,so far it works very
well.Now I'm facing a problem of adding two new bricks to an existed
replicated (rep=2) volume,which is consisted of only two bricks and is
mounted by multiple clients.Can I just use the following co
I don't think glusterfs can help you out, and I guess that the "cp" command
will do a trucate before copy data. While you were trying to copy files
from bricks to mountpoint, it was obvious that you were trying to copy a
file to itself, the cp command would truncate the file first, then "cp"
found