Hi All, "df" gets the info of the disk from statvfs() system call. As of now AFR gets it from the first available child specified in subvolumes list. Reporting output of df command does not have a perfect solution when using AFR whose children are of different disk sizes. In the case where all the children have same disk size and we have "option replicate *:n" where n is the number of children, then everything will be symmetric across the children, so we can just report the information from the first child. But in case the children have different disk sizes, we need to give the best possible information to the user in the df command. statvfs() call give us: total disk size total available size total inodes available inodes Typically user will have a second child with a disk of a smaller size to store the redundant critical files. In this case it will be wrong to just inform the user about the statvfs info from the child with the least disk size (2nd child) as user will expect to see the first child's info (primary disk which has a bigger disk). what can be done is report total size from the biggest disk report total available size from the disk with least available size report total inodes from the biggest disk report total available inodes from the disk with least available inodes So the user can see the max capacity amongst the children also know the minimum space available amongst the children. As of now AFR gets statvfs info from the first available child specified in subvolumes list. If anyone has a good suggestion regarding how we can report disk info in best manner, please reply. "man statvfs" for more info. Thanks Krishna
