Bug 1028130

Summary:	Permit setting options (specifically nfs.disable) on volume creation
Product:	[Community] GlusterFS	Reporter:	Rick <fedora>
Component:	cli	Assignee:	Kaushal <kaushal>
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Version:	3.4.1	CC:	gluster-bugs, joe
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Description Rick 2013-11-07 17:50:34 UTC

Feature request: permit setting volume options during `gluster volume create`

Background:

I use GlusterFS in native (fuse) mode only.  I also have nfsd running on the same machine, handling a completely different filesystem for export.  As such, I need gluster's NFS options disabled for all volumes so gluster won't takeover tcp/2049 unnecessarily.  The current situation involves me creating a volume using `gluster volume create ...`, and then having to say `gluster volume <volname> options nfs.disable true` immediately after.

Ideally, I'd be able to set some options during `gluster volume create`.  I'm fairly sure that NFS capability is enabled by default.

Comment 1 Rick 2013-11-07 18:08:43 UTC

So, with help from #gluster, I now know that the default options don't take effect until `gluster volume start`.  Wish I had thought of that earlier.

So the workflow looks like this:

`gluster volume create ...`
`gluster volume set ...`
`gluster volume start ...`

So, no need to complicate the CLI any further.