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Hello all, I have been playing with ocfs2 as provided by the 2.6.16
kernel for the past couple of days without any major issues. I downloaded
and installed version 1.2.1 of the user space tools. I’m having
some trouble creating a context dependent symlink. Say I want the /etc
directory of the ocfs2 volume to be viewed differently by each node in the
cluster based on hostname. I copy in an /etc/ directory tree to the ocfs2
volume : [EMAIL PROTECTED] urls]# cp -ra /etc/ ./ [EMAIL PROTECTED] urls]# ls etc/ adjtime
fcron.deny gshadow
init.d ld.so.conf
man.conf ntpd.conf
paxflags.conf resolv.conf shadow-
udev blkid.tab
fdprm gshadow-
inittab
limits modules.boot
ocfs2 profile
securetty
skel vimrc blkid.tab.old
fstab hosts
inputrc localtime
mtab
pam.d proftpd.conf
security ssh
xen fcron.allow
group hotplug
iproute2 login.access network.conf
passwd protocols services
sysconfig fcron.conf
group- hotplug.d ld.so.cache
login.defs nsswitch.conf passwd-
rc.d shadow syslog.conf Then I try to create a context dependent symlink: [EMAIL PROTECTED] urls]# ocfs2cdsl -c etc [EMAIL PROTECTED] urls]# ls -l total 0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Jun 21 11:39 etc ->
.cluster/hostname/{hostname}/etc So far no errors. Now I try: [EMAIL PROTECTED] urls]# cd etc -su: cd: etc: No such file or directory [EMAIL PROTECTED] urls]# ls .cluster/hostname/`uname -n`/ etc I can see the copy of etc in .cluster/hostname/`uname –n`/etc
but I can’t traverse the symlink to get there. Can anyone see if I’m doing anything wrong? Thanks, John A. |
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