Gluster users - Dec 2014 - Folder disappeared on volume, but exists on bricks.

Hi Susant,

Am Di, 2.12.2014, 11:49 schrieb Susant Palai:
>   In case the missing directory path is known, a fresh lookup on that path
> will heal the directory entry across the cluster and it will be shown on
> the mount point.
>
> e.g on the mount point: ls <COMPLETE PATH of the directory>.
>
> * The directory may not get a fresh lookup on the existing mount. In that
> case, the best thing to do would be to create a new fuse mount and do ls
> on the directory path.
Thanks for the tip!

Sorry, but obviously I overlooked your reply before.
When you say "existing mount", do you mean I should unmount/remount it
-
or should I rather create a new mount point, like e.g. "/mnt/test"?


Thanks again,
Pb

Am Di, 2.12.2014, 13:42 schrieb Peter B.:
> Sorry, but obviously I overlooked your reply before.
> When you say "existing mount", do you mean I should
unmount/remount it -
> or should I rather create a new mount point, like e.g.
"/mnt/test"?
I've now tried both, but the files still won't show up on the gluster
volume mount point.

I've done the following:
1) find a folder which exists on the bricks, but not on the volume.
2) ls -la /mnt/where_volume_is_mounted/path_to_folder/*

Empty.

I tried the same with a single filename, including the full path of the
mountpoint.
Empty.


Did I overlook anything?

Thanks,
Pb