Create directory error

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Hi All,

I got some error when create directories. If create several directories from
client A and then delete the directories from client B. The error message
will be showed as below when the same directories are created again from
client A, and the return value is 1.  

mkdir: cannot create directory `/pgfsfs/test/a98': Device or resource busy

 

In fact, all directories can be created, just some creating got error
message and return 1. If create and delete directories from same client, it
have no problem. 

You can repeat the symptom easily by below script

 

#!/bin/bash

folder="/pgfs/test/"

for ((i=0;i<=100;i+=1)); do

mkdir $folder$1$i

echo $?

Done

 

Testing procedure:

1.       run script from client A

2.       rm -rf * from client B

3.       run script from client A again 

 

Version of clients and servers are 1.3.10

----------

Client

---------

volume pgfs01

     type protocol/client

     option transport-type tcp/client

     option remote-host 172.16.40.11

     option remote-subvolume storage-ds-locks

   end-volume

 

   volume pgfs01-ns

     type protocol/client

     option transport-type tcp/client

     option remote-host 172.16.40.11

     option remote-subvolume storage-ns

   end-volume

 

   volume pgfs02

     type protocol/client

     option transport-type tcp/client

     option remote-host 172.16.40.12

     option remote-subvolume storage-ds-locks

   end-volume

 

   volume pgfs02-ns

     type protocol/client

     option transport-type tcp/client

     option remote-host 172.16.40.12

     option remote-subvolume storage-ns

   end-volume

 

   volume pgfs03

     type protocol/client

     option transport-type tcp/client

     option remote-host 172.16.40.13

     option remote-subvolume storage-ds-locks

   end-volume

 

 

   volume pgfs04

     type protocol/client

     option transport-type tcp/client

     option remote-host 172.16.40.14

     option remote-subvolume storage-ds-locks

   end-volume

 

   volume afr-ns

        type cluster/afr

        subvolumes pgfs01-ns pgfs02-ns

   end-volume

 

   volume afr01

        type cluster/afr

        subvolumes pgfs01 pgfs02

   end-volume

 

   volume afr02

        type cluster/afr

        subvolumes pgfs03 pgfs04

   end-volume

 

   volume storage-unify

           type cluster/unify

           subvolumes afr01 afr02

           option namespace afr-ns

           option scheduler rr

           option rr.limits.min-free-disk 5%

   end-volume

 

---------

Server

----------

volume storage-ds

           type storage/posix

           option directory /pgfs/storage

   end-volume

 

   volume storage-ns

           type storage/posix

           option directory /pgfs/storage-ns

   end-volume

 

volume storage-ds-locks

  type features/posix-locks

  subvolumes storage-ds

  option mandatory on

end-volume

 

   volume server

     type protocol/server

     option transport-type tcp/server

     subvolumes storage-ds-locks

     option auth.ip.storage-ds-locks.allow 172.16.*

     option auth.ip.storage-ns.allow 172.16.*

   end-volume

 

 

Thx a lot,

Ben 

 



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