Re: glusterfsd core dumps

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I just did a bit more digging, and it seems related to the posix-lock feature. If I remove that from the volume stacks, everything works fine.

The machine on which glusterfsd core dumps is the secondary server (as per the afr component list ordering) and is x86-64. The primary (IA32) machine continues fine without the core dump.

Configs for both sides are attached. Have I made a mistake in the configs?

Gordan

On Tue, 6 May 2008, gordan@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi,

I've just observed what seems like a problem related to remote startind glusterfsd over ssh. If I ssh into one of my glusterfs servers, su to root and start glusterfsd, it starts fine and everything works. However, as soon as I log out, glusterfsd seems to die and core dump.

If I do it with nohup it doesn't seem to happen, so I'm guessing it's the session reset that causes the problem. I'm guessing this isn't the expected behaviour. An uncaught signal (SIGHUP?) somewhere, perhaps?

This only seems to have started happening since I added the posix lock brick and re-ordered the storage volume bricks so they are listed in the same order on all servers.

Gordan


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#volume home2-store
volume home2
	type storage/posix
	option directory /gluster/home
end-volume

#volume home2
#	type features/posix-locks
#	subvolumes home2-store
#end-volume

volume storage-home
	type protocol/server
	option transport-type tcp/server
	option listen-port 6996
	subvolumes home2
	option auth.ip.storage-home.allow 192.168.*
end-volume

volume home1
	type protocol/client
	option transport-type tcp/client
	option remote-host 192.168.0.1
	option remote-port 6996
	option remote-subvolume storage-home
end-volume

volume home-afr
	type cluster/afr
	option read-subvolume home2
	subvolumes home1 home2
end-volume

volume home
	type protocol/server
	option transport-type tcp/server
	option listen-port 6997
	option client-volume-filename /etc/glusterfs/glusterfs-client.vol
	subvolumes home-afr
	option auth.ip.home.allow 127.0.0.1,192.168.*
end-volume
volume home
	type protocol/client
	option transport-type tcp/client
	option remote-host 127.0.0.1
	option remote-port 6997
	option remote-subvolume home
end-volume
#volume home1-store
volume home1
	type storage/posix
	option directory /gluster/home
end-volume

#volume home1
#	type features/posix-locks
#	subvolumes home1-store
#end-volume

volume storage-home
	type protocol/server
	option transport-type tcp/server
	option listen-port 6996
	subvolumes home1
	option auth.ip.storage-home.allow 192.168.*
end-volume

volume home2
	type protocol/client
	option transport-type tcp/client
	option remote-host 192.168.3.1
	option remote-port 6996
	option remote-subvolume storage-home
end-volume

volume home-afr
	type cluster/afr
	option read-subvolume home1
	subvolumes home1 home2
end-volume

volume home
	type protocol/server
	option transport-type tcp/server
	option listen-port 6997
	option client-volume-filename /etc/glusterfs/glusterfs-client.vol
	subvolumes home-afr
	option auth.ip.home.allow 127.0.0.1,192.168.*
end-volume
volume home
	type protocol/client
	option transport-type tcp/client
	option remote-host 127.0.0.1
	option remote-port 6997
	option remote-subvolume home
end-volume

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