Hello ! I gave glusterfs a try this week-end. My goal is to replicate of a sub directory of the home of my user on a server in my LAN. I read the documentation and achieve the replication with the server. So my client has itself a server with a local LVM volume which is replicated on the server. But when I mount this glusterfs in the /home (via the fstab) it belongs to root. So my user can't directly write in it. I played with parameters of mount (uid, gid, umask ...) but nothing made the directory belong to my user. Is there a way to change the owner of a glusterfs mount ? My client (and server) is a Linux Mint 9 (the version of glusterfs is 3.0.2-1). The server is a Xubuntu 10.04 (with the exact same version of glusterfs). Best regards, Fabien CHARLET
