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Re: dfuse mount error in centos 7
OK, thanks. And I want to know if I must mount the dfuse before using the libioil interception library?
Thanks a lot.
Groot
OK, thanks. And I want to know if I must mount the dfuse before using the libioil interception library?
Thanks a lot.
Groot
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Groot
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#1578
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Re: dfuse mount error in centos 7
Hi,
please make sure that you are on CentOS 7.9, your kernel level indicates that you may be on an older level?
Best,
Michael
Hi,
please make sure that you are on CentOS 7.9, your kernel level indicates that you may be on an older level?
Best,
Michael
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By
Hennecke, Michael
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#1577
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dfuse mount error in centos 7
I create the pool and container with POSIX type successfully. But I mount the dfs by dfuse failed and I get the error message as follow:
fuse: error: filesystem requested capabilities 0x10000 that are
I create the pool and container with POSIX type successfully. But I mount the dfs by dfuse failed and I get the error message as follow:
fuse: error: filesystem requested capabilities 0x10000 that are
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By
Groot
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#1576
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DAOS Community Update / Apr'22
Hi there,
Please find below the DAOS community newsletter for April 2022.
Past Events
Dell Technologies HPC Community Event (February 9th)
DAOS: High Performance Storage for All HPC Workloads
Hi there,
Please find below the DAOS community newsletter for April 2022.
Past Events
Dell Technologies HPC Community Event (February 9th)
DAOS: High Performance Storage for All HPC Workloads
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By
Lombardi, Johann
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#1575
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Re: dfs_lookup behavior for non-existent files?
Mohamad
Thank you for the sanity check regarding dfs_lookup. After a little sleuthing, the application (evidently) was modifying the effective UID/GID around the time of that lookup. And it was this
Mohamad
Thank you for the sanity check regarding dfs_lookup. After a little sleuthing, the application (evidently) was modifying the effective UID/GID around the time of that lookup. And it was this
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By
Tuffli, Chuck
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#1574
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Re: dfs_lookup behavior for non-existent files?
Hi Chuck,
Neither dfs_lookup nor dfs_stat do set the st_ino in the stat buf.
The reason being is that files are uniquely identified by the daos object ID which is 128 bits (64 hi, 64 lo).
You
Hi Chuck,
Neither dfs_lookup nor dfs_stat do set the st_ino in the stat buf.
The reason being is that files are uniquely identified by the daos object ID which is 128 bits (64 hi, 64 lo).
You
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By
Chaarawi, Mohamad
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#1573
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Re: What will happen to DAOS if all SCM space is consumed?
Hi there,
Applications will get a DER_NOSPACE error. We currently don’t support serialization of metadata to SSDs.
Cheers,
Johann
From:<daos@daos.groups.io> on behalf of "bob@..."
Hi there,
Applications will get a DER_NOSPACE error. We currently don’t support serialization of metadata to SSDs.
Cheers,
Johann
From:<daos@daos.groups.io> on behalf of "bob@..."
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By
Lombardi, Johann
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#1572
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Re: the fault domain setting of the daos container
Hi there,
There is a gap in the support of rf_lvl which is not used by the placement algorithm yet. Please seehttps://daosio.atlassian.net/browse/DAOS-10215 to track progress on this.
Hi there,
There is a gap in the support of rf_lvl which is not used by the placement algorithm yet. Please seehttps://daosio.atlassian.net/browse/DAOS-10215 to track progress on this.
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By
Lombardi, Johann
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#1571
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dfs_lookup behavior for non-existent files?
I'm porting an existing application to use DFS (DAOS v2.0.2) instead of POSIX and need help understanding the error messages printed to the console.
The code is using dfs_lookup() to retrieve the
I'm porting an existing application to use DFS (DAOS v2.0.2) instead of POSIX and need help understanding the error messages printed to the console.
The code is using dfs_lookup() to retrieve the
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By
Tuffli, Chuck
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#1570
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What will happen to DAOS if all SCM space is consumed?
Hi all
What will happen to DAOS when the meta data and small I/Os have consumed all the SCM capacity meanwhile the SSDs still have enough space to hold data ? what is the strategy ? Does it move
Hi all
What will happen to DAOS when the meta data and small I/Os have consumed all the SCM capacity meanwhile the SSDs still have enough space to hold data ? what is the strategy ? Does it move
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By
bob@...
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#1569
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the fault domain setting of the daos container
Hello everyone:
Recently, I am studying the fault domain setting of the daos container, hoping to deploy multiple engines on a single physical node,
and the data of the object is distributed on
Hello everyone:
Recently, I am studying the fault domain setting of the daos container, hoping to deploy multiple engines on a single physical node,
and the data of the object is distributed on
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By
dagouxiong2015@...
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#1568
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Announcement: DAOS 2.0.2 is generally available
All,
We are pleased to announce that DAOS 2.0.2 release is now generally available. Notable changes in this maintenance release includes following updates on top of DAOS 2.0.1:
mercury has been
All,
We are pleased to announce that DAOS 2.0.2 release is now generally available. Notable changes in this maintenance release includes following updates on top of DAOS 2.0.1:
mercury has been
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By
Prantis, Kelsey
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#1567
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Re: High latency in metada write
Hi Liang:
Is there any result of array write test ? Is there something wrong with my test?
Best Regards!
Hi Liang:
Is there any result of array write test ? Is there something wrong with my test?
Best Regards!
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By
shadow_vector@...
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#1566
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Re: Jenkins test
Ultimately this means that some code in an untrusted shared library is
trying to access a non-whitelisted groovy function.
You *could* do the above with the security implications it involves,
but the
Ultimately this means that some code in an untrusted shared library is
trying to access a non-whitelisted groovy function.
You *could* do the above with the security implications it involves,
but the
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By
Murrell, Brian
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#1565
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Re: Jenkins test
I suspect that this is because you haven’t configured Jenkins to use a build user and it’s building your code as root. Our dockerfiles use the uid of the caller to own the files so that Jenkins
I suspect that this is because you haven’t configured Jenkins to use a build user and it’s building your code as root. Our dockerfiles use the uid of the caller to own the files so that Jenkins
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By
Pittman, Ashley M
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#1564
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Re: Storage Usage
If I manually remove hosts from conf
If I manually remove hosts from conf
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By
d.korekovcev@...
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#1563
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Re: Storage Usage
This should probably return a range in this case i.e. n04p00[1-9], I will create a ticket.
Regards,
Tom
This should probably return a range in this case i.e. n04p00[1-9], I will create a ticket.
Regards,
Tom
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Nabarro, Tom
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#1562
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Storage Usage
Hi all!
dmg storage query usage return error argument list too long
Hi all!
dmg storage query usage return error argument list too long
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By
d.korekovcev@...
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#1561
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Re: Jenkins test
Hello,
useradd: UID 0 is not uniqueThe command '/bin/sh -c useradd --no-log-init --uid $UID --user-group --create-home --shell /bin/bash --home /home/daos daos_server' returned a
Hello,
useradd: UID 0 is not uniqueThe command '/bin/sh -c useradd --no-log-init --uid $UID --user-group --create-home --shell /bin/bash --home /home/daos daos_server' returned a
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By
dongfeier
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#1560
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Edited
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DAOS Community Update / Mar'22
Hi there,
Please find below the DAOS community newsletter for March 2022.
Past Events (February)
Dell Technologies HPC Community Event (February 9th)
DAOS: High Performance Storage for All HPC
Hi there,
Please find below the DAOS community newsletter for March 2022.
Past Events (February)
Dell Technologies HPC Community Event (February 9th)
DAOS: High Performance Storage for All HPC
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By
Lombardi, Johann
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#1559
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