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instead its always done on '/' of the volume. It should honor the inode of the file on which 'statfs()' is issued. If 'statfs()' is issued on a file, it should be getting info from the server where the file exits.
fixed by patch http://patches.gluster.com/patch/7257 (committed to mainline).
(In reply to comment #0) > instead its always done on '/' of the volume. It should honor the inode of the > file on which 'statfs()' is issued. If 'statfs()' is issued on a file, it > should be getting info from the server where the file exits. testing with master "f3c0281d9b4654888a5525b443f1e6090d874725" , df on mount point # df -h /export/yyy Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on glusterfs#10.1.12.170:/bug 761770G 16G 20G 44% /export/yyy df on a file # df -h /export/yyy/hello Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on glusterfs#10.1.12.170:/bug 761751G 8.8G 8.9G 50% /export/yyy