Hi Anin,
please contact the BeeGFS mailing list or Thinkparq (BeeGFS vendor) about setup support.
The exact syntax of the shell command you mentioned at the end of your mail depends on the chosen server names. In case you haven't chosen the names used in the guide, you'll likely need adjustments like the one you mentioned.
Best,
Roland
On 1/24/25 00:18, aninramesh--- via Qlustar General wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently attempting to establish a BeeFGS file system on qlustar. Thus far, I've been following the qlustar documentation to assist with the setup process. However, I've encountered a problem following the step "+ Their beegfs role is assigned to the nodes in /etc/qlustar/common/image-files/softgroups. Change the node names there according to your naming scheme," that is found in the [BeeGFS on Qlustar - Quick Start] https://docs.qlustar.com/Qlustar/13/DataStack/quick-start-guide.html.
Despite integrating the client and server name in accordance with my qlustar setup, the mount point does not appear on the client side. I attempted to restart the nodes, but this was unsuccessful. Is it possible for you to provide some guidance on this issue?
I also want to point out that an error occurs when I input the `beegfs-ctl` command on the storage node. Even though the configuration file indicates that connDisableAuthentication is set to true, the error message states, "Unrecoverable error: No connAuthFile configured. Using BeeGFS without connection authentication is considered insecure and is not recommended. If you really want or need to run BeeGFS without connection authentication, please set connDisableAuthentication to true."
I have also made an attempt to mount a drive via the 'Network FS Mounts' dialogue box in Qluman, but to no avail. I followed the instructions provided in section 7.5 - Network Filesystem Exports/Mounts.
I welcome any suggestions or thoughts you may have on this issue.
Additionally, I believe I have identified an error in the `https://docs.qlustar.com/Qlustar/13/DataStack/quick-start-guide.html%60. Within section 1.2.1 (Create storage server instance), isn’t the command `beegfs-setup-storage -p /beegfs/stor -s ${HOSTNAME##-} -i ${HOSTNAME##*-}01 -m beosrv-c` as opposed to `beegfs-setup-storage -p /beegfs/stor -s ${HOSTNAME##*-} -i ${HOSTNAME##*-}01 -m beosrv-c`?
Anin