simple working solution for such cases is rebuilding volume with .glusterfs
recover dead node, create fresh bricks, copy files there and then attr them to regenerate .glusterfs
something like mentioned here
On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 7:46 AM Geoffray Levasseur <fatalerrors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a serious issue with one of my peer on a mirrored nodes with an arbiter. Both nodes
operates a ZFS filesystem where GlusterFS is on top of it.
Because of a malfunctioning controller one of the ZFS filesystem tell me my entire pool is corrupted and I need to destroy then recreate the entire pool. Anyway I want to use that to reshape the ZFS filesystem so it's what I'll do.
Can you tell me if a documentation exists for such situation (no server change, no ID change, etc.) so I can restore all the data after ZFS filesystem recreation?
Thank you very much,
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Geoffray Levasseur
Technicien UPS - UMR CNRS 5566 / LEGOS - Service Informatique
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