On Monday 16 January 2012 18:32:00 Marcus Bointon wrote: > I'm running gluster 3.2.5 in a bog-standard 2-node AFR config on Ubuntu > 10.04. I've set gluster to start on boot, and the fstab entry waits for > networking to start, however, it still appears to try and mount the volume > before gluster is running, resulting in a mount failure. Issuing a mount > -a later on works fine. This seems to be an distribution-related problem. Using glusterfs-3.2.5 on Gentoo with your fstab-config works as expected... Seems to be that glusterd/glusterfsd is started after netmount? A solution could be "noauto"-option in fstab an add something like mount -a -O _netdev to the post-up on interface in network/interfaces or local.start. Marcel
