Thank you very much. :) Baggio 2008/7/4 Anand Avati <avati at zresearch.com>: > > As I test, AFR can migrate file (from Server2 to Server1 )which >> create at Server1 down >> time. But if a file is created when Server1 alive, then Server1 goes down >> (and all >> the data lose.) And restart Server1 (as well, glusterfs process), data can >> *not *be >> replicated by AFR automatically. > > > It is a little more detailed than that. If server1 disk is gone and you put > an empty disk in the backend, server1 is rebuilt properly. The issue is when > you take server1 offline, delete a few files (and keep the directory > version intact) and plug it back in, the file can be rebuilt only when you > open the file by name (and will not be listed by ls). Handling this case > (only few files are deleted) is too expensive and makes normal operation > very slow. It is hard to detect changes without happening through AFR in > general (without compromising performance of 'normal' operations). We are > still on the lookout for a solution. > > avati > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://zresearch.com/pipermail/gluster-users/attachments/20080704/5970b0ea/attachment.htm
