Re: option alu.limits.min-free-disk 6GB didn't seem to work.

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Hi everyone,

DeeDee Park a écrit :
> I've been running a test on 2TB glusterfs. I've filled almost 700GB
> total, but one
> brick got full (0 Bytes Available). I had an aluu.min-free-disk option
> set to 6GB, so I expected
> that the volume would not fill up and leave 6GB *Available*. The drive
> is a 500GB drive
> and after formatting ext3, shows 459GB. I see it says that 440GB is
> used, but that 19GB
> is not useful to me, so I assume that the 6GB option would have meant
> that I would have
> 6GB available for use. Did I have to specify 25GB min-free-disk to get
> 6GB of Available space?
> I'm not sure if this is a bug, or if I'm incorrectly using the feature.
> As a general rule, I like
> to keep at least 10% available for each disk before going critical, but
> I don't have a feature
> to specify % of HD total size.
> 

As referred in a previous mail, it seems that alu.limits.min-free-disk
option now takes a percentage as correct value.

Maybe it would solve your issue.

Regards,

Sebastien.

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