Hi Matt, On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 8:08 AM, matthew zeier <mrz at mozilla.com> wrote: > Where am I running that 'ls -lR'? On the new/recovered node, right? > > - mz > > Yes exactly. For example you have three replicated nodes A, B, C. Node C goes down, but you continue with A and B for a while till you bring up C. Later you bring up C, and trigger self-heal by doing a ls -lR on the mount point of C. All the changes that happened in nodes A and B will be reflected in C. If any new files were created, they will be copied over. Regards, Sachidananda.
