Our problem righ now is the speed of rsync + GFS. Today looking in the message log file I saw that : Oct 25 15:10:04 catanzaro sshd(pam_unix)[28352]: session opened for user root by (uid=0) Oct 25 19:12:23 catanzaro rsyncd[28269]: sent 69 bytes received 11680096 bytes total size 2019826667 Oct 25 15:12:52 catanzaro rsyncd[28438]: connect from salerno.lan.lexum.pri (192.168.4.27) Oct 25 15:12:52 catanzaro rsyncd[28438]: rsync to canlii-jur-pe from rsync_salerno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (192.168.4.27) Oct 25 19:13:03 catanzaro rsyncd[28438]: sent 69 bytes received 50125 bytes total size 84377660 Oct 25 15:13:04 catanzaro rsyncd[28443]: connect from salerno.lan.lexum.pri (192.168.4.27) Oct 25 15:13:04 catanzaro rsyncd[28443]: rsync to canlii-jur-qc from rsync_salerno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (192.168.4.27) Oct 25 19:14:02 catanzaro rsyncd[28443]: sent 69 bytes received 3018179 bytes total size 457621016 Oct 25 15:14:03 catanzaro rsyncd[28462]: connect from salerno.lan.lexum.pri (192.168.4.27) Oct 25 15:14:03 catanzaro rsyncd[28462]: rsync to canlii-jur-sk from rsync_salerno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (192.168.4.27) As you can see there is some info from the future ! all servers are using LAN ntp server and are in sync (we are using kerberos so time is important to us :) ) Does some of you already saw that kind of strange thinks ? -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
