Heya, unfortunately, I ran out of inodes on some of my bricks. While I'm fully aware of the problem itself, I seem to have made a mistake when creating the filesystem and did not specify the bytes per inode. Anyway, since several bricks are not writable as of now and therefore generating errors when trying to write to them, I would like to make them readonly until I have successfully migrated them to newly created filesystems. We're running glusterfs 2.0.8 with distribute translator and unfortunately I can not find any option to make subvolumes readonly. Did I miss anything and would anyone please be so kind as to point me in the right direction? Also, what's the best way to remove and re-add a brick with minimal risk of losing data? I read that copying the export-directory to a new node and adding that node instead of the old one should work fine with distribute and it's possible the easiest way if I can find the space somewhere. :-) Best Regards and thanks in advance. Markus Gerstner
