I was just looking at the GlusterFS Roadmap and thought that a nifty
feature for the future would be an AFR-like translator that uses
Reed-Solomon erasures codes instead for file replication. That would add
many 9s to the reliability without adding much storage overhead.
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Dr. Rodney G. McDuff
1) xlators/cluster/afr/src/afr_self_heal.c. Should use limits.h
*** afr_self_heal.c.distMon Apr 7 09:18:26 2008
--- afr_self_heal.c Mon Apr 7 09:20:48 2008
***
*** 22,28
--- 22,32
#include fnmatch.h
#include sys/time.h
#include stdlib.h
+ #ifdef
Hi All
I have 4 sets of 3 deep AFRs unified together with one of the 4 AFRs
as a namespace. (See server and client config attached). The servers and
client are glusterfs-1.3.8pre4 running on Mac OSX 10.5.2.
The client volume mounts ok and I can read and write files to it.
Looking at the server
I see on the Glusterfs wiki FAQ that Glusterfs has been tested on Mac OS
X. Can I get a bit more info on this, ie which gluster revision was
used, which OS version, config flags etc. I have access to 300 iMac
(each with 250G drive) running 10.5 and I want to put the excess
diskspace (some 60TB)
Hi All
The GlusterFS wiki implies that GlusterFS works on OSX. However its
seems that the native pthread library and headers don't support the
likes of pthread_spin_destroy etc. Has anyone actually built GlusterFS
on a OSX box. If so care to share.
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Dr. Rodney G. McDuff |Ex
