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> On Apr 22, 2008, at 12:16 PM, msl wrote:
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> > Hello all,
> > I think the two options are very similar in the
> "cliente side
> > view", but i want to hear from the experts... So,
> somebody can talk
> > a little about the two options
Hello all,
I think the two options are very similar in the "cliente side view", but i
want to hear from the experts... So, somebody can talk a little about the two
options?
We have two different layers here, i think:
1) The "async" from the protocol stack, and the other...
2) From the filesy
Hello all,
Sorry if that is a "stupid" question, but i need to ask..
I have some zfs filesystems with two "//" at the beggining like
"//dir1/dir2/dir3. And some other filesystems "correct" with just one "/"
(/dir1/dir2/).
The question is: Can i set the mountpoint correctly? i mean, rewrite th
Hello all,
I'm willing to configure "telemetry" in SC 3.2, but i did not see how...
The two ways that i did find to configure it is:
1) "clsetup" or
2) Using "sctelemetry" resource utility
The problem is that in the both we need a "FilesystemMountPoints" property
configured, and that property
Hello all,
I was thinking if such scenario could be possible:
1 - Export/import a ZFS filesystem in two solaris servers.
2 - Export that filesystem (NFS).
3 - Mount that filesystem on clients in two different mount points (just to
authenticate in both servers/UDP).
4a - Use some kind of "man-in-t
Actually, i have some corrections to be made. When i did see the numbers, i was
stunned and that blocked me to think…
Here you can see the right numbers: http://www.posix.brte.com.br/blog/?p=104
The problem was the discs were i have made the tests.
Thanks for your time.
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> For Linux NFS service, it's a option in
> /etc/exports.
>
> The default for "modern" (post-1.0.1) NFS utilities
> is "sync", which means that data and metadata will be
> written to the disk whenever NFS requires it
> (generally upon an NFS COMMIT operation). This is
> the same as Solaris with U
Hello all,
I just did this post about the problem:
http://www.posix.brte.com.br/blog/?p=103
I just want to know if somebody knows the Linux implementation of XFS, EXT3,
or another filesystem to confirm that the ACK by the fileserver is without
"log" the transaction (like ZIL), or without commi
Sometime ago i did post this:
(http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/zfs-discuss/2006-October/035351.html) on
ZFS discuss, and Darren J Moffat gave me the idea to use SSH to create the home
directories on the solaris server.
So, i did implement that solution, and did post the results in my blo
> i have a difficulty in understanding:
>
> you tell that the device get`s lost whenver the I/O
> error occurs.
yes.
>
> you tell that you cannot use ext3 or xfs, but
> reiser.
>
Yes, with reiser the test did work. between the unmounts/mounts there was
"error" messages in "dmesg", but the tes
Hello mr. Irvine,
Did you fix that?
Do you have a solaris formal support? I mean, they will fix the problem in
your solaris 10 production server, or you will need to upgrade to a
"opensolaris" version?
I'm deploying a ZFS environment, but when i think about "TB" and "how mature"
is ZFS... i
Hello all..
I'm making some tests with iozone running on a Linux (initiator), writting on
a solaris target (ZVOL). I think there is a BUG in Linux initiator software
(open-iscsi), but i just want your opinion, to see if the target can be the
problem. Seems to me like a corruption in the filesys
Ok, i have proposed, so, i'm trying to implement it. :)
I hope you can (at least) criticizing it. :))
The document is here: http://www.posix.brte.com.br/blog/?p=89
It is not complete, i'm running some tests yet, and analyzing the results. But
i think you can look and contribute with tome though
Hello all...
I think all of you agree that "performance" is a great topic in NFS.
So, when we talk about NFS and ZFS we imagine a great combination/solution.
But one is not dependent on another, actually are two well distinct
technologies. ZFS has a lot of features that all we know about, and
Hello all...
I'm migrating a nfs server from linux to solaris, and all clients(linux) are
using read/write block sizes of 8192. That was the better performance that i
got, and it's working pretty well (nfsv3). I want to use all the zfs'
advantages, and i know i can have a performance loss, so i
Any ideas on this?
Or i will need to update the vfstab file?
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Hello all,
There is a way to configure the zpool to "legacy_mount", and have all
filesystems in that pool mounted automatically?
I will try explain better:
- Imagine that i have a zfs pool with "1000" filesystems.
- I want to "control" the mount/unmount of that pool, so, i did configure the
Hello,
I will try to concentrate in this post the informations about the configurations
that i'm deploying, thinking that it should be usefull for somebody else..
The objective of my tests is:
High Availability services with ZFS/NFS on solaris 10 using a two-node Sun
Cluster.
The scenarios are
Hello all,
Sorry if you think that question is stupid, but i need to ask..
Imagine a normal situation on a NFS server with "N" client nodes. The objects
of the shares is software (/usr/ for instance), and the admin wants to make
available new versions of a few packages.
So, would be nice if t
Hello all,
As you know, i'm making some "screencasts" about a few solaris features. That
screencasts is one point of many tests that i'm making with solaris 10. Now,
with some tests with dtrace, i have saw a interesting point: the creat64 and
unlink system calls are uniforms (times) on ZFS, but
Perfect, thanks for all answers. The solution that Darren has suggested to me,
can be implemented even between linux -> linux. No more no_root_squash in home
directories, what is a bad thing.
thanks again.
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Ok, thanks very much for your answer. I will look the automounter. But, about
the pam module, how it would work? running on linux machine, and creating a zfs
filesystem on a solaris server (via NFS)?
Thanks again.
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Hello,
I'm trying to implement a NAS server with solaris/NFS and, of course, ZFS. But
for that, we have a little problem... what about the /home filesystem? I mean,
i have a lot of linux clients, and the "/home" directory is on a NFS server
(today, linux). I want to use ZFS, and
change the "dire
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