Hi!
I have been playing around with GlusterFS for a while (with strong
intend to use in production, and use it soon -- if only I get AFR
healing to work).
General impression: wow, it's /impressive/! It's so configurable, so
stackable -- building complicated configurations doesn't look like an
issue :)
But for a glusterfs-still-newbie like me there are some problems here
and there:
Why glusterfsd (server) needs to be run as root?
If I run it from non-root users it fails silently (well, this silence is
definitely a bug, isn't it?)
When I run glusterfs (client) as non-root, it does at least report:
gf_log_init: failed to open logfile
"/tmp/var/log/glusterfs/glusterfs.log" (Permission denied)
failed to open logfile /tmp/var/log/glusterfs/glusterfs.log. exiting
Well, but one of most pleasant benefits of FUSE is the ability to mount
filesystem as non-root...
Additionally, when I run glusterfs as root but forget to pass a
mountpoint or pass relative path to mountpoint -- this time it fails
silently. It's log doesn't contain any entry I would take as explanation :)
great work -- keep going!
regards,
Piotr Findeisen
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