Re: How to get rid of NFS on 3.7.0?

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I thought I fixed this the last time around. Clearly, I didn't!
I found the root cause. I will be sending out a patch soon.
The problem is that rpc_clnt_disconnect doesn't disable the reconnect
logic. The rpc object treats an active disconnect and a 'broken' transport
alike.

I am not sure why volume-status isn't working. It could be
a different issue. Could you provide the set of commands that were issued
before you started observing volume-status command isn't working?
Alternately, you could attach the glusterd log and the service's logs,
whose status is incorrectly reported if you have them handy.

~kp
reported.

----- Original Message -----
> Atin Mukherjee <amukherj@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> > I will take a look at it. In past we have seen readv failure logs in
> > glusterd, need to check whether the root cause is same or not. Will keep
> > you posted.
> 
> Well, there are two problems: first it fills the logs, and second,
> gluster volume status does not work.
> 
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