Gluster users - Mar 2011 - Self heal doesn't seem to work when file is updated

I have 2 servers. I crash one server1 and then write data on the mount
say /mnt/ext/a.txt. Now I bring up server 1 and then do ls -alR
/mnt/ext or even cat /mnt/ext. Even after running those commands I see
that the contents of file on server1 are still old. It doesn't change
until I do an update on /mnt/ext/a.txt, at that point it changes
(which we know why).

Could someone please tell me what am I doing wrong? Why is self
healing not working?

Can someone please help me with my previous post? Self healing doesn't
seem to work as I stated in my previous mail. Is this a bug or
something I am doing wrong?

On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 5:52 PM, Mohit Anchlia <mohitanchlia at gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have 2 servers. I crash one server1 and then write data on the mount
> say /mnt/ext/a.txt. Now I bring up server 1 and then do ls -alR
> /mnt/ext or even cat /mnt/ext. Even after running those commands I see
> that the contents of file on server1 are still old. It doesn't change
> until I do an update on /mnt/ext/a.txt, at that point it changes
> (which we know why).
>
> Could someone please tell me what am I doing wrong? Why is self
> healing not working?
>