Description of problem:
I'm unable to delete a directory. rm -rf on thar directory is giving directory not empty errors.

The volume is 2*3 distributed-replicated. When I checked in backend one subvolume of dht had another dir in the dir specified whereas other subvolume didn't.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
glusterfs-3.3.0qa30

How reproducible:
Inconsitent

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create and start a 2*3 dist-rep volume.
2. Run some i/o like run fs-perf-test from a fuse mount and fileop from fusemount. Run iozone and dd and other tests from nfs mount etc etc.
3. take down two of three replicate subvolume in one dht subvolume and other 1 replicate subvolume in another dht subvolume.
4. Bring them back-up after sometime.
5. run rm -rf * from mountpoint.
  
Actual results:
[root@QA-23 glusterfs]# ls
fileop_L1_19
[root@QA-23 glusterfs]# rm -rf fileop_L1_19/
rm: cannot remove `fileop_L1_19/fileop_L1_19_L2_15': Directory not empty


Expected results:
rm -rf * should delete all files from the mountpoint.

Additional info:

As I mentioned out of two dht subvolumes, one had some files in "fileop_L1_19/fileop_L1_19_L2_15" whereas other dht subvolume didn't have any files in them.

Archiving all the logs.