[TUTORIAL] Condition VM start on GlusterFS reachability

[zeroun]

I enjoy how a single typo of "1" can cause 2 posts. (zeroun, I know you were being sarcastic).

It's a mistake if my words were sarcastic. I try to explain things and when someone goes down a path that is not optimal, I try to explain why. I have tested the integration of GlusterFS with Proxmox for a long time and I was faced with the problem of integration with a GlusterFS storage managed by proxmox. So there you go. I try to explain the choices that were made. Far be it from me to be sarcasm. Everyone can make a mistake, including myself. And when someone writes their public IP, the least you can do is warn them. So be careful when communicating your IPs. Security is everyone's business.

 

[zeroun]

 

[gfngfn256]

And when someone writes their public IP, the least you can do is warn them.

You haven't understood what I meant at all. If you look in his post, you will see that there is just an extra 1 (typo mistake) before that IP address.
So instead of:

10.10.5.241, 10.10.5.242,110.10.5.243

It should read:

10.10.5.241, 10.10.5.242,10.10.5.243

It's plain obvious from the sequence of addresses!


I assumed (wrongly) that you also understood this, but were being sarcastic with him.

Now that extra "1" has caused 4 posts!

 

[Dark26]

Typo mistake of course.

https://docs.redhat.com/en/document...anaging_split-brain#sect-Managing_Split-brain

I think thé read only appears only in proxmox node where the glusterfilestem is mount. In the VM you Can have i/o error.

 

[esi_y]

You haven't understood what I meant at all. If you look in his post, you will see that there is just an extra 1 (typo mistake) before that IP address.

He is worried about that one Korean home broadband user that practices security through obscurity and now got busted. Sorry, I could not help it.

 

[zeroun]

Typo mistake of course.

https://docs.redhat.com/en/document...anaging_split-brain#sect-Managing_Split-brain

I think thé read only appears only in proxmox node where the glusterfilestem is mount. In the VM you Can have i/o error.

root@weblocal:~# journalctl -p err | grep -i "i/o error"
root@weblocal:~#
journalctl -p err | grep -i "error"
root@weblocal:~#

There is no I/O error in the VM @Dark26

 

[zeroun]

He is worried about that one Korean home broadband user that practices security through obscurity and now got busted. Sorry, I could not help it.

Koreans are not the most dangerous... nor the most sarcastic...

 

[zeroun]

You haven't understood what I meant at all. If you look in his post, you will see that there is just an extra 1 (typo mistake) before that IP address.
So instead of:

It should read:

10.10.5.241, 10.10.5.242,10.10.5.243

It's plain obvious from the sequence of addresses!


I assumed (wrongly) that you also understood this, but were being sarcastic with him.

Now that extra "1" has caused 4 posts!

We can also guess 110.10.5.241, 110.10.5.242,110.10.5.243.
But for one more post, the most sacastic of all is surely you.

 

[zeroun]

Ohhhh. Ohhhhh. I just understood ! It's not good to make fun of new members
So, Everything is fine then.