On 09/23/2014 09:29, noc wrote: > Should have send it the the ML: > > On 22-9-2014 16:27, Stefan Wendler wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> this might be documented somewhere but I cannot find it. >> >> In what way does ovirt rely on vdsm:kvm being 36:36? Or can I just >> change the uid:gid everywhere and be golden? >> >> I need to change the uid:gid of vdsm:kvm to a value >1024. It has >> something to do with the setup of the diskstore I am supposed to use for >> this setup. The diskstore is a Synology which has all kinds of strange >> implications on the setup. >> >> > I use a Synology (DS211j and now DS214play) at home and have my storage > for oVirt on it and no problems with 36:36. > I think I modified /etc/exports after creating it so that it keeps the > 36:36 permissions. > /volume1/nfs/data > 192.168.x.x/24(rw,async,no_wdelay,root_squash,insecure_locks,sec=sys,anonuid=36,anongid=36) > > Joop >
Hey, thanks for the answer. This definitely helped knowing somebody uses a Syno box with ovirt. After fiddling around for some hours I think I have this working now. But especially the nfs and the permission parts are really really fragile. One wrong click and everything goes to hell. And as I have figured out this wont always happen instantaneously. But sometimes only after a reboot. I personally cannot recommend |ynology as a Diskstore for ovirt and don't feel too comfortable with this solution. I personally favour a FreeBSD box with decent zfs support. Cheers, Stefan
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