Gluster users - Jul 2013 - Initiating and Monitoring Heal Process

Using gluster 3.4.0, how do I monitor the heal status for a volume?

In the gluster cli, I type:

"volume heal home info" and it returns nothing, just bringing up the
"gluster>" prompt after waiting a while.  Does this mean that the
system
thinks nothing is wrong?

If I type "volume heal home", again the system waits a while and
output nothing, returning to the "gluster>" prompt.  Should this
output something?

Repeating the "volume heal home info" returns nothing if run again
after the above.

volume status report "There are no active volume tasks".

Shouldn't the above commands output something?  Even if the something is
"Volume is completely healthy no files have been or need healing"?

Are there good docs on this somewhere?

Thanks!

Joel

In particular:

https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Storage/2.0/html/Administration_Guide/sect-User_Guide-Managing_Volumes-Self_heal.html


shows output being generated from these commands which I am not seeing.

Thanks!

Joel

On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 3:24 PM, Joel Young <jdy at cryregarder.com>
wrote:
> Using gluster 3.4.0, how do I monitor the heal status for a volume?
>
> In the gluster cli, I type:
>
> "volume heal home info" and it returns nothing, just bringing up
the
> "gluster>" prompt after waiting a while.  Does this mean that
the system
> thinks nothing is wrong?
>
> If I type "volume heal home", again the system waits a while and
> output nothing, returning to the "gluster>" prompt.  Should
this
> output something?
>
> Repeating the "volume heal home info" returns nothing if run
again
> after the above.
>
> volume status report "There are no active volume tasks".
>
> Shouldn't the above commands output something?  Even if the something
is
> "Volume is completely healthy no files have been or need
healing"?
>
> Are there good docs on this somewhere?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Joel