And...the first problem is reported :-)
Currently, it only works if you have at least distributed in your topology.
I will let you know when that is solved.
As a teaser, the output looks like this:
Topology for volume vol1:
?
??? Stripe set 0
? ?
? ??? Replica set 0
? ? ?
? ? ??? Brick 0: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick1
? ? ?
? ? ??? Brick 1: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick1
? ?
? ??? Replica set 1
? ?
? ??? Brick 2: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick2
? ?
? ??? Brick 3: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick2
?
??? Stripe set 1
?
??? Replica set 2
? ?
? ??? Brick 4: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick3
? ?
? ??? Brick 5: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick3
?
??? Replica set 3
?
??? Brick 6: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick4
?
??? Brick 7: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick4
Fred
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 1:25 PM, Fred van Zwieten
<fvzwieten at vxcompany.com>wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have just finished writing an initial version of 'lsgvt':
>
> This program shows a pretty graphical representation of a Gluster volume's
> topology. It uses the fuse-{volname}.vol file for it's source. If you do
> not give any parameters, it shows the topology for all the volumes,
> otherwise it will show the topology for the given space-separated list of
> volume names.
>
> You can find it on github here <https://github.com/fvzwieten/lsgvt>.
>
> Have fun with it. If you have any comments or feature requests, just let
> me know.
>
> Regards,
>
> Fred van Zwieten
>
>
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