Deleted files reappearing

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Lalatendu Mohanty <lmohanty at redhat.com> writes:

> I am just curious about what does " gluster v heal <volumeName> info
> split-brain" returns when you see this issue?

"Number of entries: 0" every time.

Here's a test I did today, across the same four virtual machines with
replica 2 and a fifth virtual machine as a native glusterfs client:

* "shutdown -h now" on server node 02

* On the client:
# rm -Rf linux-3.12

* wait 30 seconds, and boot up server node 02

* wait until this appears on the client:
rm: cannot remove `linux-3.12/arch/powerpc/platforms/52xx': Directory
not empty

* "heal info split-brain" and "heal info" on node 01, in full:

-----
root at ovvm01:~# gluster v heal ovvmvol0 info split-brain
Gathering Heal info on volume ovvmvol0 has been successful

Brick ovvm01.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 0

Brick ovvm02.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 0

Brick ovvm03.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 0

Brick ovvm04.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 0
root at ovvm01:~# gluster v heal ovvmvol0 info 
Gathering Heal info on volume ovvmvol0 has been successful

Brick ovvm01.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 4
/linux-3.12
/linux-3.12/arch
/linux-3.12/arch/powerpc
/linux-3.12/arch/powerpc/platforms

Brick ovvm02.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 1
<gfid:6ec5ceae-14fa-4d02-8f1e-d3c362860557>/52xx/Kconfig

Brick ovvm03.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 0

Brick ovvm04.itea.ntnu.no:/export/sdb1/brick
Number of entries: 0
-----

* Verify on the client, after rm has finished:
# find linux-3.12
linux-3.12
linux-3.12/arch
linux-3.12/arch/powerpc
linux-3.12/arch/powerpc/platforms
linux-3.12/arch/powerpc/platforms/52xx
linux-3.12/arch/powerpc/platforms/52xx/Kconfig


?ystein


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