Re: Selfheal on mount process (disperse)

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Hi,

On Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 6:19 AM, jayakrishnan mm <jayakrishnan.mm@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

Glusterfs ver 3.7.10
Volume : disperse (4+2)
Client on separate machine.
1 brick offline.
Error  happens after about 60 seconds of starting write. When checked the online brick's
.glusterfs/indices/xattrop  , I could see a gfid entry.

That's normal. When a brick is down, other bricks keep a mark indicating that the file needs to be repaired once modifications have happened.
 

Why the mount process starts healing ? How to prevent this ? When checked the source code, (ec-heald.c) I can see the that this dir is scanned every 60 sec. If it finds an entry, it starts healing. But why should the client do this ? Is there an option to turn off selfheal on the client side ?

The periodic check should only be done by the self-heal daemon, not by clients. Clients only try to heal files if they are accessed by a user, to repair them faster and on demand. There have been some improvements in self-heal detection to avoid some cases where self-healing was being triggered more than necessary, but these patches are present starting at 3.10 (3.7 is already EOL).

On 3.7 there's an option called 'disperse.background-heals' that can be set to 0 to avoid client side self-heals.

Anyway, could you attach the log file to see the error you are getting ?

Xavi


Regards
JK




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