Hi all, I hope this message finds you well. I sent some messages earlier, but I found that they bounced a lot due to DMARC/SPF, so I am sending this question again from another mail account. Please accept my apologies for spamming. I've been running a Gluster volume (32 bricks in distributed, replicated mode) on my 2 home servers for about 1,5 years now. I'm generally very happy with it! It's running on Arch Linux and the current version of glusterfs is 10.1. Because some disks were about to fail, I started replacing multiple bricks. And taking advantage of this, I replaced them with a larger disk (4TB -> 8TB). Healing took care of copying all data to the new brick and it finished succesfully. However, I see an incorrect size on the mounted Gluster volume. Some things I have found:
So I am wondering where the duplicate FSIDs come from, and how to (forcefully?) resolve them. Can I safely alter them in /var/lib/glusterd/vols/data/bricks/* and restart glusterd maybe? I *may* at some point have accidentally replaced a brick to a wrong location, being either the parent file system or another brick. But I have corrected this by replacing it again to the correct location. Each time I used the "gluster volume replace-brick" command. I have attached what I believe would be all relevant information to diagnose the issue. Please let me know if I can provide more information to get this issue resolved. -- groet / cheers, Patrick Dijkgraaf |
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