A couple of weeks ago I created som replica 'sites' (it replicates
some very important volumes to another partition /vicepc where the
original volume is on /vicepb). I only have one machine at the
moment, so I'm just replicating to the same host.
This was more or less just a test on how it's done
> This was more or less just a test on how it's done. Any way,
> I mounted my readonly replica on another directory, and
> discovered that it's not real time replication! Ie, the files are OLD.
That's what they supposed to be, without vos release XXX...
>
> Did I set it up wrongly, or is this
Turbo,
You need to run the "vos release $name_of_RW_volume"
to update the ReadOnly replica volumes to be copies
of the current ReadWrite volume.
I use "vos release $name_of_RW_volume -verbose"
which gives a little more detail about the volume release process.
It's also possible to automate this
Rubino Geiß wrote:
--snip--
>
> Anyway, does anyone know a setup or trick to make a RO volume a RW
> volume?
>
> Some time ago there was a reference to some "admin hack" or something
> like that on this list, but nothing more. I'd like to regularly do vos
> releases on a set of volumes and in ca
Hi Rubino,
Rubino Geiß wrote:
> Anyway, does anyone know a setup or trick to make a RO volume a RW
> volume?
Dump the volume and restore it as a readwrite.
Greetz
Marc
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On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 10:10:42AM +0200, Hartmut Reuter wrote:
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> This "vos convert" command, however, is an extension I wrote for MR-AFS,
> but suppose it could easily be implemented for OpenAFS with
> NAMEI-interface as well. practically it only does things:
Is there a schedule for impl
Rubino,
If you lost a RW volume then you can recover data from
the old RO copy of that RW.
You can create a new RW volume copy the contents
of the old RO volume to the new RW.
vos dump volume.readonly -time 0 | vos restore newvolume
Then you can undo mountpoints and do some volume renaming
I've set up a Debian workstation image and I want the workstations to
get names from dns. I'm using this for setting the ip:
--
#!/bin/bash
ipadress=$(/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | /bin/grep inet | /usr/awk '{print $2}'
| /usr/bin/cut -d : -2)
wsname=$(dig -x $ipadress | /bin/grep PTR | /usr/bin/aw
Hi Turbo,
as far as i can see it, you have to run "vos release" everytime the
master-volume changed.
Klaas
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From: "Turbo Fredriksson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 9:24 AM
Subject: [OpenAFS] 'replication'
> A couple of
On Wednesday, 08/28/2002 at 10:10 ZE2, Hartmut Reuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> ..
> Whenever the original partition should break I will do a
> "vos convert "
> which converts the RO into a RW-volume.
>
> This "vos convert" command, however, is an extension I wrote for MR-AFS,
> but suppo
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