[OpenAFS] openafs high availability problem
Derrick J Brashear
shadow@dementia.org
Wed, 29 Aug 2007 17:13:58 -0400 (EDT)
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, sophana wrote:
> Derrick Brashear a =E9crit :
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>> I would be interrested in this patch. Thanks
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>> Isnt'it possible to add this feature as an option? (or at least a
>> compilation option)
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>> Probably
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>> 1 minute is really too long for a filesystem. Any user would say i=
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>> no more working.
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>> 5 seconds is so short that on a WAN if you need to retransmit a single=
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>> (it's udp, remember) you're screwed.
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> So short?
> Do you know anyone waiting more than 5 seconds the file that he opened?
I wonder if I know myself. I'll check.
Yup.
>> Not all uses of AFS will be local.
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> Even on remote, 5 seconds is a lot.
> The algorithm has to be re-thinked.
Um, you gonna buy me a faster cellphone data network?
Seriously.
I still have ping times with 35 second latency in an xterm here.
Yes, I use AFS from "the field". And it works. But not in 5 seconds.
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