Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Hi John > That is correct how the acl's are handled. However I have set up the > acl's to match on both machines. Still, no matter how I setup samba, > ha, drbd or any of the other applications, when fail over occurs they > still come up as read only. If you do a drbd failover (stoping drbd on A, make drbd on B primary, mount the /dev/drbd0 with xfs, starting samba) the full block device as before seen by A is now viewable by B. So now acl should work on B inside the mounted xfs directory (I hope you are using acl with xfs). I don't know how samba takes the acls in account. Haven't used it there, maybe samba have a acl cache wich isn't in same state ... maybe there is an error message in your log files. > I don't know if there is something in the code with drbd or samba that > won't allow the acl's to come over properly. That may be a question > that one of the drbd developer's can answer. Beyond that all of the > applications function admirably. Every data that is savend on device 1 is copied to device 2. So try the setted up acls inside xfs so you will know if it is a problem of xfs or samba. Greetings Alex// PS: Please take a look at http://learn.to/quote