[OpenAFS] mountpoints are always RW...
Kevin Coffman
kwc@citi.umich.edu
Tue, 11 Feb 2003 09:34:37 -0500
Are all the volumes in the path from 'cellname' down to 'test'
replicated as well? Once the client is forced down a RW path (because
one or more of the intervening volumes is RW-only) it will continue
down the RW path.
> OK. Either I'm doing something wrong, or my understanding of AFS is
> severely flawed. My understanding of AFS clients is that they will
> favour a RO copy of a volume over a RW copy, unless the -rw flag was
> used when creating the mount with fs mkmount.
>
> So why when I mount a volume on my AFS tree does fs lsmount always say
> #volumename for BOTH /afs/.cellname/dir and /afs/cellname/dir (Which
> will favour the RO copy? SHouldn't .cellname be the RW copy with
> %volumename?) but fs examine shows it as the RW copy, and writing to the
> .cellname tree shows up in the /afs/cellname tree without doing a
> release? (I thought the RO path would read from the RO copy, and not
> update till a release).
>
> This is Transarcs AFS 3.6 on AIX (But affects my openAFS clients as well).