Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Theophanis Kontogiannis wrote: > Then when I write file "ABC" on server 1, I need server 2 to realize > (with "ls") that file "ABC" is being written (or at least was written) > WITHOUT having to un-mount and mount again. Uhm, while I fear I don't really understood what you are doing in your setup.. you know you need to run a cluster aware file system on any sort of shared block device -- be it DRBD, ENBD, iSCSI or something else and that ext2 is clearly not one of those? Look into OCFS or GFS. Besides that it's beyond me why anyone would like to use ext2 these days. If what you are after is a parallel file system, I'd recommend to look into GLusterFS with AFR translator. -- Best regards, H.D.