[..]
Removing the performance/write-behind xlator on the client fixes the
problem.
Nobody else got this problem? It may be NetBSD-specific, since the
ftruncate() come from FUSE SETATTR issued by the NetBSD kernel to update
the file size. I could filter out such messages, but I am not sure it
would not have side effects.
If your version of NetBSD has dtrace ported and enabled, you can check
if the reordering of the calls is happening within fuse at runtime
without modifying fuse.
Let me know if this line of debugging helps. I need to understand the
details of the conversion of ftruncate() to FUSE SETATTR. A pointer to
the corresponding NetBSD code will help.
Pavan
_______________________________________________
Gluster-devel mailing list
[email protected]
https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gluster-devel
