AFR and modified files

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Hi ,
Im testing AFR replication and noticed that a starnge thing probebly a
bug in gluster 2 , say there are 2 servers in AFR mode , 1 of them
reboots
then few files get modified on the remaining node , none of the
changes propergate when the otehr node comes back .
Then i noticed this on gluster faq "understaning AFR"
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In other words, data replication only happens on those servers which
were alive when the file was opened. This is a rather tricky issue but
we hope to fix it very soon.
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At first i thought its mispeled but then made some tests and all
confirmed this issue .

Current me if im wrong but this is not a "tricky issue" its making the
all AFR replication useless in all ways a can think of .

On production you can expect reboots from time to time also you can
expect file modifications happen non stop so what good is a replcation
that doesnt take care of those files that where changed .

New files can be created using ls -lR or other methods wich is not
very nice nut fine seens it works , but the issue with modified files
is realy making the AFR consept unussable .

Anyone can fix my way of thinking regarding this ? any work arround
for this issue .
I kind of like th gluster consept .

Rob .




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