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I can't see any place the hostname is getting mangled for
trusted.glusterfs.pathinfo output, but I'm getting this and wanted
to know if that's expected behavior:<br>
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<blockquote># getfattr -n trusted.glusterfs.pathinfo
./_base/1c1133f82c49bf66bde3625f3518bef159e3b6e2<br>
# file: _base/1c1133f82c49bf66bde3625f3518bef159e3b6e2<br>
trusted.glusterfs.pathinfo="(<DISTRIBUTE:gv-nova-dht>
(<REPLICATE:gv-nova-replicate-0>
<POSIX(/gluster/brick02/nova):storage06:/gluster/brick02/nova/instances/_base/1c1133f82c49bf66bde3625f3518bef159e3b6e2>
<POSIX(/gluster/brick02/nova):storage02:/gluster/brick02/nova/instances/_base/1c1133f82c49bf66bde3625f3518bef159e3b6e2>))"<br>
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It's confusing because we have hostnames like "storage06" and
"storage02" in that output but the hostnames in the volume
definition don't match as they're "storage06-stor" and
"storage02-stor":<br>
<blockquote>$ sudo gluster volume info gv-nova<br>
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Volume Name: gv-nova<br>
Type: Distributed-Replicate<br>
Volume ID: 978c6843-1d6b-48dc-a498-862c57637916<br>
Status: Started<br>
Number of Bricks: 7 x 2 = 14<br>
Transport-type: tcp<br>
Bricks:<br>
Brick1: storage02-stor:/gluster/brick02/nova<br>
Brick2: storage06-stor:/gluster/brick02/nova<br>
Brick3: storage03-stor:/gluster/brick03/nova<br>
Brick4: storage07-stor:/gluster/brick03/nova<br>
Brick5: storage03-stor:/gluster/brick04/nova<br>
Brick6: storage08-stor:/gluster/brick03/nova<br>
Brick7: storage04-stor:/gluster/brick03/nova<br>
Brick8: storage07-stor:/gluster/brick04/nova<br>
Brick9: storage04-stor:/gluster/brick04/nova<br>
Brick10: storage08-stor:/gluster/brick04/nova<br>
Brick11: storage02-stor:/gluster/brick03/nova<br>
Brick12: storage07-stor:/gluster/brick02/nova<br>
Brick13: storage02-stor:/gluster/brick04/nova<br>
Brick14: storage08-stor:/gluster/brick02/nova<br>
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