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Passing special mount options through glusteropts option ( enable-ino32 ) #18
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Also we're using 3.x GlusterFS in this plugin. It may be the cause of your issues. |
Yes, its the --enable-ino32=on option, I can use it fine when I use the glusterfs client manually, but when i use it in the docker-compose.yml file it fails. However, I'm not sure it is the option per se, that causes this, or some other issue with the way i'm specifying it. |
I think it may be a GlusterFS version mismatch |
I'm just looking at at the extra spaces after the Also |
Hi,
i'm setting up a cockroachDB cluster and am using this plugin for glusterFS access. Everything works great until I discovered, that the db won't start due to a missing mount option.
I have verified that this will work:
And then manually start a container with the folder attached as a volume:
However, when I try this using docker-compose and this plugin it won't work.
This is how the volume is specified in the compose file:
The log messages i get on the host where this starts are:
Also, the README uses glusterfsopts, but the code seems to refer to glusteropts, which appears to be working for me.
I understand that the glusterfs client used in the plugin ( CentOS) is not the same as I'm using locally ( Ubuntu ). Any advice on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated.
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