> > On Jan 22, 2007, at 12:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> Hi. >> now i use pvfs in the university and all the i/o nodes are in the >> same network (ee network). >> If i want to add i/o nodes from other networks in the university >> how ca do i solve the login problems? > Hi Jakob, > > To clarify, you are using PVFS version 1.x, correct? Are there > limitations you have that force you to stick with version 1.x, > instead of using to 2.6.2 (such as a lot of data stored in the old > 1.x format)? Otherwise, can I encourage you to upgrade to PVFS > version 2? Its more actively being maintained (this list is > especially for PVFS version 2.x questions only). > > As for login problems, can you be more specific about the setup you > want to achieve? I'm not that familiar with PVFS version 1.x, but in > version 2.x, the servers can run as any user, so if the user accounts > you have on the two networks differ, you should still be able to run > the servers on them just fine. > > Perhaps Walt can answer your question in a PVFS 1.x context if you > provide more info about the problems you're having. > > -sam >> thanks >> Jakob >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Pvfs2-users mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://www.beowulf-underground.org/mailman/listinfo/pvfs2-users >� Thank u. Yes, i am using pvfs 1.6.3 but its temporary i just want to check the performance of the pvfs versus the nfs. And after i will consider to upgrade to pvfs 2. Anyway my question was for pvfs 2. So i understand that its possible even if i have 2 differ accounts. how can it be? do i have to insert my user and password to some file? another thing how can i get programs that will proof the performance of the pvfs. especially in reading from big text file. thank u Jakob.
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