[Gluster-users] About gluster fsck question, thanks

[zhengbin.08747 at h3c.com]

I want to know how glusterfs run fsck, I found some thing about fsck on the internet

What happens if a GlusterFS brick crashes?
You treat it like any other storage server. The underlying filesystem will run fsck and recover from crash. With journaled file system such as Ext3 or XFS, recovery is much faster and safer. When the brick comes back, glusterfs fixes all the changes on it by its self-heal feature.


So this means glusterfs just use the underlying filesystem's fsck, Does glusterfs have it's own fsck?
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