Observed one more thing from your Volume info. Snaps directory is configured as
features.snapshot-directory: .snaps_disperse_vol_2
Try `ls /media3/.snaps_disperse_vol_2` and `ls
/mnt/disperse_vol_2/.snaps_disperse_vol_2`
> On 22-Dec-2021, at 11:07 AM, samfisher1 wrote:
>
> .snaps
.snaps directory doesn't exist.
[root@pgsql-1 ~]# df -hT /mnt/glusterfs_disperse_vol_2
Filesystem TypeSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
pgsql-1:/disperse_vol_2.tcp fuse.glusterfs 38G 525M 38G 2%
/mnt/glusterfs_disperse_vol_2
[root@pgsql-1 ~]# ls -la
I think `.snaps` is not shown when you do `ls` it is a virtual directory.
Please confirm if it is not visible when you run ls command as below.
ls /media3/.snaps
In the fuse example, Snap volume itself is mounted and not using User
Serviceable snapshots feature. Try mounting as below and see
Tks, Aravinda
The snapshot is already activated and you can see the snapshot status is
started in the previous command output.
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Lee.T
At 2021-12-21 20:13:47, "Aravinda VK" wrote:
Is the Snapshot activated?
gluster
Is the Snapshot activated?
gluster snapshot activate
Aravinda Vishwanathapura
https://kadalu.io
> On 21-Dec-2021, at 4:06 PM, samfisher1 wrote:
>
> Sorry for disturbing you... Uh, I met a very strange GlusterFS problem: I can
> access snapshots by using FUSE mount and it works fine.
Sorry for disturbing you... Uh, I met a very strange GlusterFS problem: I can
access snapshots by using FUSE mount and it works fine. However, when I test
Gluster USER-SERVICEABLE snapshots feature, I find I cannot see .snap directory
in the NFS shared directory. So pls help me solve this
