Daniel Gryniewicz

You could use the encode/decode code in Ganesha to help write a client. However, the rest of the client (all the OP handling) is only implemented for the server, not...

Oh, I guess the FSAL_PROXY_V4 is a minimal client. It's not in a usable library form, but maybe it could be adapted.

Can you post the error from the ganesha.log? Something like this is usually an error from the back end filesystem (gluster, in this case), so knowing the actual error can...

Correct, we don't currently have a way to throttle bandwidth. You can do that at the host level for the entire ganesha, but not per-export.

You need to install your distro's libacl package (and possible the -devel version, if your distro does that). On Fedora/Centos, this is libacl and libacl-devel. You can disable ACLs in...

If it's this exact issue, and not a link error for a different library, then I'm not sure what to do. If the libraries are installed, the linker should be...

FSAL_VFS doesn't currently support async I/O. It could be done, but we've never needed it.

I don't think these events are related at all. EVENT_RELEASE_IP appears to be used to force-expire a client. EVENT_TAKE_IP is used for server failover.

Ganesha stats are available via DBUS. We provide a script named "ganeshactl" that can get this info for you. In the source, it's in 'src/scripts/ganeshactl', I'm not sure where it's...

Can we close this one?