Gluster users - Oct 2018 - NFS-Ganesha question

Hi,
We are currently facing a strange behaviour with our cluster. Right now I'm
running bitrot scrub against the volume but I'm not sure it will help
finding the problem. Anyway, my question is about nfs-ganesha and NFSv4. Since
this strange behaviour begun, I read alot and I found that idmapd is needed for
NFSv4. If I run rpcinfo or ps -ef |grep idmapd on our nodes, I don't see it.

Is rpc.idmapd supposed to be running when using nfs-ganesha 2.6.3 with gluster
4.1.5 ?

Thank you
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CCing ganesha list as well


On Monday 15 October 2018 07:44 PM, Renaud Fortier
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are currently facing a strange behaviour with our cluster. Right 
> now I?m running bitrot scrub against the volume but I?m not sure it 
> will help finding the problem. Anyway, my question is about 
> nfs-ganesha and NFSv4. Since this strange behaviour begun, I read alot 
> and I found that idmapd is needed for NFSv4. If I run rpcinfo or ps 
> ?ef |grep idmapd on our nodes, I don?t see it.
>
> Is rpc.idmapd supposed to be running when using nfs-ganesha 2.6.3 with 
> gluster 4.1.5 ?
>
IMO rpc.idmap as a service is not required for ganesha, but ganesha uses 
apis from "libnfsidmap"? for id mapping for confirming the same

CCing ganesha devel list as well.

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