Where is the spnfsd in ?

Where is the spnfsd in ?

[redshield88888]

I using pnfs-anebled kernel and nfs-utils from this repo
http://steved.fedorapeople.org/repos/pnfs/12/x86_64/rpms/

The kernel just working and installation of the nfs-util
using rpm has succeeded. But I couldn't find "spnfsd".

Where? Should I build the nfs-utils from sources ?

Re: Where is the spnfsd in ?

[Benny Halevy]

On May. 25, 2010, 5:06 +0300, redshield88888 <redshield88888@gmail.com> wrote:
> I using pnfs-anebled kernel and nfs-utils from this repo
> http://steved.fedorapeople.org/repos/pnfs/12/x86_64/rpms/
> 
> The kernel just working and installation of the nfs-util
> using rpm has succeeded. But I couldn't find "spnfsd".
> 
> Where? Should I build the nfs-utils from sources ?

It's in git://linux-nfs.org/~bhalevy/pnfs-nfs-utils
and yes, you should build from source.
There are quite a few development packages you might need
to install for that, please see the wiki topic below:

http://wiki.linux-nfs.org/wiki/index.php/Configuring_pNFS/spnfsd
"Kernel and nfs-utils compilation"

Benny

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Re: Where is the spnfsd in ?

[redshield88888]

Thanks Benny

I've built the spnfd. This is great.
But I've some questions that are wrote below

 - To enable the spnfsd, should I type '$ spnfsd' on a console ?
 - Is there the document of the spnfsd-command.
 - spnfsd-command has'nt recognized as a daemon. Will the spnfsd be a recognized
daemon?

Sorry, I'm newbee of the PNFS.
Regards.

I've succeeded !!! thanks

[redshield88888]

Thanks Benny

I've succeeded to test the pNFS-behaviour !
I can write a file to a DS from a client through the MDS.
Amasing result now and I'll test cases that have massive number of DSs.
Thanks Benny. Your advertisements had worked very fine!

Regards.

Re: I've succeeded !!! thanks

[Benny Halevy]

On May. 25, 2010, 8:43 +0300, redshield88888 <redshield88888@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Benny
> 
> I've succeeded to test the pNFS-behaviour !
> I can write a file to a DS from a client through the MDS.

That's great!

> Amasing result now and I'll test cases that have massive number of DSs.
> Thanks Benny. Your advertisements had worked very fine!

I'm just the messenger in this case :-)
Thanks to the guys who developed and documented spnfs!
Mike Sager, Dan Muntz, and Philippe Deniel who wrote that particular
document.

Benny

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Re: I've succeeded !!! thanks

[redshield88888]

Hi Benny

I've met read and write errors when I read and write files from a client. But
touch command will succeeds with zero contents.
Why? And, can I resolve this case ?

An empty file can create but I can't r/w from a pNFS-client with Fsync error. Why?

[redshield88888]

I've met the "Fsync Error" on the vim when I save the document on a pNFS-client.
I can't read and write file contents! I've only able to generate zero-size file
from a pNFS-client. orz