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On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 01:02:48AM +0200, Piotr K. Isajew wrote: > I had succesfully set up a replicated volume. I was using it for a > short period without any problems from two client machines. Recently I > noticed that on one of my clients data could not be flushed onto > volume. It appears that one client has volume connected as ReadWrite > but the other client connects it as WriteDisconnected. > > I tried to reconnect this volume as ReadWrite, but "cfs wr" and "cfs > reconnect" gives no effect. > > Here is output for cfs lv for those two machines: > > Good one: > bash-2.03$ cfs lv piotr.prv > Status of volume 0x7f000001 (2130706433) named "piotr" > Volume type is ReadWrite > Connection State is Connected > Minimum quota is 0, maximum quota is unlimited > Current blocks used are 204652 > The partition has 572682 blocks available out of 1545233 > Write-back is disabled > > Wrong one: > piotrek_at_pki$ cfs lv piotr.prv > Status of volume 0x7f000001 (2130706433) named "piotr" > Volume type is ReadWrite > Connection State is WriteDisconnected > Minimum quota is 0, maximum quota is unlimited > Current blocks used are 204664 > The partition has 1958099 blocks available out of 3935419 > Write-back is disabled > There are 126 CML entries pending for reintegration > > > I checked contents of this volume and it appears that there are no > conflicts beetween replicas (atmost there are no symbollic links on > this volume). > What should I do to mount this volume ReadWrite on both clients. > > > Piotr > > I tried unmouting/salvaging/remouting the volume involved, and finally managed to mount it with status as "Connected". But now I'm unable to change anything on it. System gives me "Read-only filesystem" message. Does someone of you knows what to do to bring this volume to RW state again? Thanks for any help PiotrReceived on 2000-08-22 05:47:30