Hello Einar, > Be careful to have the right time. Use ntpdate in the startup of both > servers and clients, then have ntp running as server on all machines. > Use one local server as ntp server for your cluster, getting his time > from an official ntp server. Then adjust /etc/ntp.conf and put the local > server as the only one at all your hosts. This will assure all machines > are correct about time, wich they don't right now, according to the > timestamp mentioned. > > Regards, > Einar > All machines are synchronized correctly, I'm already using ntp for a long time. There is nowhere else a 1970-01-01 etc. timestamp in the whole system, but inside the underlying exported directories that the GlusterFS servers use, some files have this timestamp - as described earlier. If this is not intended explicitly, then I think this is a bug happening when files are automatically replicated to other nodes. regards Daniel
