Hi Marcelo, > I did some tests with send/receive a filesystem from one node to another, > changing the IP from one node to the other, and got the FH issue (stale), > from a GNU/Linux client.
How are you replicating the filesystems? zfs send | zfs recv ? This method will preserve the inodes but you will end up with two different filesystem ids. The (solaris kernel-) NFS server uses various values to create a filehandle, one of them is the fsid: Checkout http://blogs.sun.com/peteh/entry/understanding_snoop_1m_nfsv3_file Changing the fsid of a ZFS-Filesystem is, as far as i know, not possible/supported (and would be scary anyway..) There also seems to be no way to tell the nfsd to not use the fsid (linux knfsd has a fsid option, this would solve your problem... Any chance that Sun will implement this?) I was also trying to build a Cheapo-HA-NFS-Cluster using zfs send|recv some weeks ago and ended up with a patched version of unfs3d. unfs3d is not as fast (and reliable) as nfsd but it has one big advantage: It works ;-) . Regards, Adrian _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
