[Gluster-users] nfs and unexpected automounter behaviour
John Sellens
jsellens at syonex.com
Wed Apr 9 03:21:40 UTC 2014
Hi - new to gluster, having an unexpected issue with NFS mounts via
the automounter.
I've noticed two things
- I'm used to the automounter unmounting inactive mounts
after a while - the gluster NFS mounts seem to hang around indefinitely
- "amq -m" showws the gluster hosts as down, and non-gluster hosts up
For a short time after a gluster FS is NFS mounted, "amq -m" shows the
host as starting, and then it changes to showing as down:
myclient# amq -m
"root" root 1 localhost is up
/etc/amd.map /host toplvl 1 localhost is up
/etc/amd.map /net toplvl 1 localhost is up
hpb:/net/hpb /.amd_mnt/hpb/host host 1 hpb.mydomain.com is down
hpa:/net/hpa /.amd_mnt/hpa/host host 1 hpa.mydomain.com is starting
myclient# amq -m
"root" root 1 localhost is up
/etc/amd.map /host toplvl 1 localhost is up
/etc/amd.map /net toplvl 1 localhost is up
hpb:/net/hpb /.amd_mnt/hpb/host host 1 hpb.mydomain.com is down
hpa:/net/hpa /.amd_mnt/hpa/host host 1 hpa.mydomain.com is down
I had a quick look in the amq source but I couldn't get a good idea
of what "down" actually means in this case - files are still serving,
the machines are up.
NFS file access seems to work as expected, but when I reboot a gluster
server, the transition doesn't seem as smooth as I would have hoped and
I wonder if it's related to the amd automounter not being happy.
I have a very simple gluster setup - two servers (centos 6.5 with
glusterfs-3.4.3-2.el6.x86_64 packages), ctdb managing two shared IPs
(the hpa and hpb in the mounts show above). Gluster configuration is
the defaults with 3, 2 replica volumes defined. Client side is FreeBSD
8.2 with stock automounter config (NFS version 3, tcp).
rpcbind is running everywhere, dns forward and reverse, the network is
reliable (not busy), I don't see anything in /var/log/glusterfs/*
or the system logs that looks suspicious to me.
I've tried google-ing and document-ing looking for clues, but I've
come up with nothing. I would be grateful for any insight or
suggestions anyone could provide.
Thanks!
John
jsellens at syonex.com
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