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Hello, I just want to read and write some additional metadata on a
directory . Thanks DongMin
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Behalf Of Amar Tumballi On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 7:33 AM, Dongmin Yu
<min@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: I also test glusterfs_sexattr on directory at 3.0.3. It still writes
attributes on one of distributed volume. Yes, thats the expected behavior. As an
user/admin, you don't have to go through the backend behavior of GlusterFS.
'cluster/distribute' module takes care of writing extended attribute on the
hashed directory, and will return the proper xattr, when done over the
mountpoint. Let us know why do you think sending
setxattr on all the backend directories is necessary. _Amar |
