Re: Deprecating ext4 support

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Hi,

Am 15.04.2016 um 03:07 schrieb Christian Balzer:
>> We thought this was a good idea so that we can change the replication
>> size different for doc_root and raw-data if we like. Seems this was a
>> bad idea for all objects.
> I'm not sure how you managed to get into that state or if it's a bug after
> all, but I can't replicate it on the latest hammer.
> Firstly I created a "default" FS, with the classic metadata and data
> pools, mounted it and put some files into the root.
> Then I added a second pool (filegoats) and set the layout for a
> subdirectory to use it. After re-mounting the FS and copying data to that
> subdir I get this, exactly what one would expect:
> ---
> 
>     NAME          ID     USED       %USED     MAX AVAIL     OBJECTS 
>     data          0      82043k         0         1181G         334 
>     metadata      1       2845k         0         1181G          20 
>     rbd           2        161G      2.84          787G       41914 
>     filegoats     10     89034k         0         1181G         336 
> ---
> So no duplicate objects (or at least their headers) for me.
> 
> If nobody else has anything to say about this, I'd consider filing a bug
> report.
Im must admit that we're currently using 0.87 (Giant) and haven't
upgraded so far. Would be nice to know if upgrade would "clean" this
state or we should better start with a new cluster ... :(

-- 
Kind regards
 Michael Metz-Martini

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