files on bricks but not on client

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On 09/25/2013 02:45 AM, Brian Cipriano wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> We're running a 3-node distributed volume, using gluster 3.3.1.
>
> We're seeing a rare but repeated issue, where files are written to the 
> volume, appears to be written OK, but are not accessible via NFS or 
> the gluster client. These files appear when we inspect the bricks 
> directly.
>
> For example, the path in question is 
> /site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project.
>
> Via NFS:
>
> $ ls 
> /projects/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project/
> ls: cannot access 
> /projects/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project/: 
> Invalid argument
> $ ls /projects/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58
> ls: cannot access 
> /projects/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project: Invalid 
> argument
> project
> $ ls 
> /projects/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project/
> workspace.mel
>
> The directory doesn't show up at all, then eventually displays 
> workspace.mel.
>
> On gluster01, via gluster client:
>
> $ ls 
> /projects/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project/
> workspace.mel
>
> Many more files were written to that directory. When I inspect the 
> bricks I see them (brick0002 is one of the bricks in this volume):
>
> $ ls 
> /gluster/brick0002/site/927/Volumes/zero/job/ZY/client_projects/site/58/project/sourceimages/
> ball  environment  lights  paper_package.jpg  pinbal_upper.jpg 
> room_v317projection_capture  scratches
>
> This has happened for a few (2-5) directories, but most directories 
> are working fine. This is a fairly high-activity volume with thousands 
> of written files per day, so the rate of incidence is not very high, 
> but still concerning.
>
> Any idea what's going on, any suggestions? Any more info I can provide?
>
> Thanks,
>
Sounds like a bug. Never seen this issue with gluster 3.4.

-Lala


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