Thank you for responding to my post. Is there any other way to make sure, that the mode bits are up-to-date when applying a policy? What would happen if a user changed mode bits when the policy that executes mmputacl is run? Which change will be the result in the end, the mmputacl mode bits or chmod mode bits? Dnia 30 sierpnia 2015 2:16 [email protected] napisał(a): I don't know exactly how suspend-write works. But I am NOT suggesting that is be used lightly.It's there for special situations. Obviously any process trying to change anything in the filesystemis going to be blocked until mmfsctl fs resume. That should not cause a GPFS deadlock, but systems thatdepend on GPFS responding may be unhappy...
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