On 10/7/2014 1:56 PM, Ryan Nix wrote:The simple way to "reset gluster completely" would be to delete the volume and start over. Sometimes this is the quickest way, especially if you only have one or two volumes. If nothing has changed, deleting the volume will not affect the data on the brick. You can either: Find and follow the instructions to delete the "markers" that glusterfs puts on the brick, in which case the create process should be the same as any new volume creation. Otherwise, when you do the "volume create..." step, it will give you an error, something like 'brick already in use'. You used to be able to override that by adding --force to the command line. (Have not needed it lately, so don't know if it still works.) Hope this helps Ted Miller Elkhart, IN
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