[Bugs] [Bug 1743988] Setting cluster.heal-timeout requires volume restart
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Wed Aug 21 18:15:39 UTC 2019
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1743988
Glen K <glenk1973 at hotmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #3 from Glen K <glenk1973 at hotmail.com> ---
In my steps above, I set the heal-timeout while the self-heal daemon is
stopped:
...
4. Stop the self-heal daemon.
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15. Set `cluster.heal-timeout` to `60`.
16. Start the self-heal daemon.
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I would expect that the configuration would certainly take effect after a
restart of the self-heal daemon.
Yes, launching heal manually causes the heal to happen right away, but the
purpose of the test is to verify the heal happens automatically. From a user
perspective, the current behaviour of the heal-timeout setting appears to be at
odds with the "configuration changes take effect without restart" feature; I
think it is reasonable to request that changing the heal-timeout setting
results in the thread sleeps being reset to the new setting.
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