I am having a similar problem. Were you able to resolve this?

I have determined the image path this storage node is using is the path from another storage group Master node. I have 2 storage groups and each have a Master node. Why would this be looking at the other storage group? I have verify the storage group is correct on the image.

This is similar to the problem I am having. Any solutions?

I have removed glusterfs from the new storage node and I am still getting “image not found” when trying to multicast. Unicast works fine to that server for both upload and download. I have also changed the IP address of the new storage node on the fog server so it should be setup as a normal storage node. What else can I check here?

Thanks. So is it possible to have 2 different mounts on a server that point to the /image directories remote servers?

For example, the current situation is:

If my fog server is 10.10.10.1 and I have /images mounted on 10.10.10.2:/images and /ivimages mounted on 10.10.10.3:/images

I then have storage_node_1 with IP of 10.10.10.1 and image_path /images and storage_node_2 with IP of 10.10.10.1 and image_path /ivimages

Is there a different way to do this with mounts to remote servers via glusterfs?

Also, If I try image a machine via Unicast I get “mounting 10.x.x.x:/ivimages/ on /images failed: Permission Denied”
ivimages is already mounted and accessible via glusterfs.

Why is it looking in /images instead of /ivimages when it produces the error if my image path is set to /ivimages?

/ivimages is already created and it is mounted on a remote server to the /images folder on that server. I can change directories to it and the privileges look good.

We already have /images mounted to another remote server so I was hoping to use another storage node for the second storage server.

I have changed the image path in a storage node to /ivimages but I am getting the following error in the multicast.log file:

Multicast Group Quick Deploy failed to execute, image file:/images/IVWin7Room4 not found!

I have double checked the image is using the correct storage node.

What am I missing?

It looks like we have resolved this issue by installing Ubuntu 14.04 on both our FOG server and image server and then installing the GlusterFS as per Tom’s advice. Thank you Tom for all of your help.