io-threads segfault

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Trying to start glusterfsd with this config causes a segfault. Removing io-threads sections results in a running config. Looks like an infinite loop of some sort.

volume ns
       type storage/posix
       option directory /data/graphita/glustertest/namespace
end-volume

volume master-raw
       type storage/posix
       option directory /data/graphita/glustertest/share
end-volume

volume master-single
       type features/posix-locks
       subvolumes master-raw
end-volume

volume master
          type performance/io-threads
          option thread-count 8
          option cache-size 64MB
          subvolumes master
end-volume

volume slave-raw
       type storage/posix
       option directory /data/graphita/glustertest/afr
end-volume

volume slave-single
       type features/posix-locks
       subvolumes slave-raw
end-volume

volume slave
          type performance/io-threads
          option thread-count 8
          option cache-size 64MB
          subvolumes slave
end-volume

volume server
       type protocol/server
       option transport-type tcp/server
       option listen-port 6996
       subvolumes ns master slave
       option auth.ip.ns.allow 172.16.1.*
       option auth.ip.master.allow 172.16.1.*
       option auth.ip.slave.allow 172.16.1.*
end-volume

volume trace
       type debug/trace
       subvolumes server
       option debug on
end-volume

Here's the backtrace.
#0  0x00d2b73a in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#1  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#2  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#3  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#4  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#5  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#6  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#7  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#8  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#9  0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#10 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#11 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#12 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#13 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#14 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#15 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#16 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#17 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#18 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#19 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#20 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228
#21 0x00d2b73f in xlator_init_rec (xl=0x8556008) at xlator.c:228

This continues on, I haven't had the patience to find the end.




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