On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 10:44:30PM -0700, Anand Avati wrote: > Is there a way you can extend the trace code above to show the UIDs getting > returned? Maybe it was the parent directory (subdir) that got a wrong UID > returned? Further investigation shows you are right. I traced the struct fuse_entry_out returned by glusterfs on LOOKUP; "/subdir", uid = 500, gid = 500, mode = 040755, attr_valid = 1 "/subdir/bugc1.txt", uid = 500, gid = 500, mode = 0100644, attr_valid = 1 "/subdir/bugc1.txt", uid = 500, gid = 500, mode = 0100644, attr_valid = 1 "/subdir/bugc1.txt", uid = 500, gid = 500, mode = 0100644, attr_valid = 1 bugc1.txt is looked up many times as I loop creating/deleting it subdir is not looked up often since it is cached for 1 second. New subdir lookups will return correct uid/gid/mode. After some time, though, it will return incorrect information: "/subdir/bugc1.txt", uid = 500, gid = 500, mode = 0100644, attr_valid = 1 "/subdir", uid = 0, gid = 0, mode = 040700, attr_valid = 1 -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@xxxxxxxxxx
