On Fri, 9 Mar 2012 15:44:48 +0000 Tim Robinson <Tim.Robinson at humedica.com> wrote: > mismatching layouts for .../bench > subvol: bfd-replicate-2; > inode layout - 0 - 0; > disk layout - 2863311530 - 4294967295 > mismatching layouts for .../bench > subvol: bfd-replicate-0; > inode layout - 0 - 2147483646; > disk layout - 0 - 1431655764 > mismatching layouts .../bench > subvol: bfd-replicate-0; > inode layout - 2147483647 - 4294967295; > disk layout - 0 - 1431655764 > mismatching layouts for .../debug > subvol: bfd-replicate-1; > inode layout - 0 - 2147483646; > disk layout - 1431655765 - 2863311529 It looks like either your mail program or mine scrambled these lines a bit, so I've edited to show the most important bits. Basically there are three messages for .../bench, corresponding to the three subvolumes, and then messages for .../debug on two out of three subvolumes. I'd be worried if we saw these repeated for the same directory on the same subvolume, but (so far) that doesn't seem to be the case. AFAICT the problem is just that the layout-revalidation code is being a lot more verbose than necessary. This activity should tail off pretty quickly. > I have tried doing a self-heal on the client and rebalancing the > volume again but the messages persist. After remounting the volume > the messages stop. The rebalance reports success in adjusting the > layout and redistributing files and I can see from looking at the > bricks that pre-expansion files have been moved to the new brick and > post expansion files are going to all three but the excessive client > logging effects performance and would take up lots of space when > under heavy use. Does anybody know what might be happening here and > how I can avoid these messages after expansion without remounting or > turning off/down client logging? We support dynamic reconfiguration on the servers, but not on the clients, so without remounting there's no good way to reduce the client log level. I'd do it with gdb, but I don't think I can recommend that for the sort of environment where a remount would be precluded.
