David Mayr - Hetzner Online AG wrote:
[...] One of the difficulties I have had when firing up multiple glusterfsd servers is in identifying what each is serving (of course, on the server side). Is there a simple way to determine this? E.g., to get info like: pid port exporting 1234 7000 /mnt/xyz 2001 7001 /mnt/abc ...Try "lsof -i"
Hi, That is a useful tool but 1) it does not help to identify the exported filesystem 2) lsof does not report anything when using the SDP transport Perhaps I would extend the desired info to be: pid transport port exporting 1234 tcp 7000 /mnt/xyz 2001 ib-sdp 7001 /mnt/abc Ideally, this would all be wrapped up in a glusterfs tool which may or may not do stuff like lsof. I suspect that glusterfs would be able to do things more simply because it knows "stuff" that a mishmash of other tools would not. John
