Agata Kruszona-Zawadzka

A bit of an explanation for anybody interested in this thread :) On a network filesystem it can happen that on one client (mount) an inode gets deleted while it...

Because it doesn't make any sense in case of MooseFS's block devices :) The fact that one file will be mounted in two locations as a rw block device doesn't...

Okay, so in theory it could be useful. OK, I will make a note to add an extra option to allow that (default behaviour will still be to not allow...

What you describe here doesn't make much sense... - if a disk is marked as MFR, master doesn't send requests for chunk deletions for chunks that are on this disk...

Okay, you are right, MFS does delete chunks on MFR disks, but only if/when files that those chunks belong to are deleted from the filesystem. I forgot to add that....

OK, if your system is constantly deleting files, then those deletions could have been "regular file deletion" deletions. It's a bit of a catch 22 situation with a read-only MFR,...

Exactly. To be precise: it had to change to read only sometime in between you giving the chunkserver the restart command and the moment the chunkserver started to scan this...

Thank you, we will look into it and verify the status of support for OpenBSD.

Yes, it could. We would have to test it, but I suspect MooseFS might not be able to determine which directories are currently CWDs inside the containers. We will run...

Thank you for the report, we will investigate.