[04:59] <Symmetria> morning bunnies
[04:59] <Symmetria> ;p
[05:00]  * Symmetria discovers you can do some very interesting things with PHP and variable referencing
[05:02] <Symmetria> heh, I wrote a function, that gets an array as an argument, but it also takes a boolean variable and the NAME of global array I'm passing in the first argument, if the boolean is set, it does a global reference to the global variable by referencing it through a string literal against the name of the global, then nukes stuff as it finds it and resets the global array 
[05:02] <Symmetria> heh, thats pretty fucking awesome ;p
[06:01]  * chesedo is reading about Symmetria 's php code with big eyes while nipping (front teeth only) a carrot held with both hands
[06:27] <andrewlsd> morning all
[06:32]  * andrewlsd disappears away for a bit
[07:13]  * inetpro stepping into the room
[07:14] <inetpro> good morning folk
[07:58] <Squirm> Morning
[10:19] <anton_may> ello all
[10:48] <Squirm> Hi
[11:43] <anton_may> anybody has experience with glusterfs?
[11:43] <anton_may> or worked with it
[13:01] <superfly> anton_may: thatgraemeguy might know a thing or two about glusterfs
[13:02] <anton_may> yea all i need help with is permissions on the client mount points
[13:29] <thatgraemeguy> what's the question?
[13:29] <anton_may> permissions on the clinet mount point
[13:30] <anton_may> obviously the volume is created in root
[13:30] <anton_may> so when you mount on client side you don't have permissions
[13:30] <anton_may> glusterfs
[13:31] <thatgraemeguy> you mean "mount point" as in "the directory where you will mount the filesystem"?
[13:33] <anton_may> yip on the client side - sudo mount -t glusterfs <server>:/<volume> /mount - now as the normal user I cannot create a file within the mount point on the client
[13:34] <anton_may> permissions denied
[13:34] <thatgraemeguy> ok, that's because the root of the mounted filesystem is likely owned by root.root
[13:34] <thatgraemeguy> just like any newly-created filesystem, this is not special to glusterfs
[13:35] <thatgraemeguy> if you want a particular user to own it then chown it as appropriate
[13:36] <anton_may> ok so best bet is then to create a nfs share and export and for the windows users setup cifs
[13:38] <thatgraemeguy> sorry no idea about windows
[13:38] <thatgraemeguy> if you have windows users I find you will have less headache by running windows servers
[13:39] <thatgraemeguy> ymmv, and a lot of folks would disagree
[13:39] <anton_may> yea went through the docs of glusterfs and setting up a samba share is pretty straight forward. We are currently running Samba shares with no hiccups
[13:39] <thatgraemeguy> but I am old enough that I just want things to work with minimal hassle and potential for disruption
[13:40] <anton_may> Me too, but like any any new setup you have to start somewhere, but anyways thanks