A user file with following permission is not allowed to be copied to GlusterFS based directory with permission of 755.

Create a user file with permission of 400. cp the file to a directory created by the same user based on GlusterFS. Permission is denied. The same steps works fine on pure ext3.

 [root@cacfs01 ~]# ls -l /tmp/inst_doc.pdf
-r-------- 1 shl1 Domain Users 589462 Nov 4 15:04 /tmp/inst_doc.pdf


[root@cacfs01 ~]# ls -ld /export/glusterfs/shl1/
drwxr-xr-x 30 shl1 Domain Users 24576 Nov 4 15:04 /export/glusterfs/shl1/


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As user shl1, when I try to copy /tmp/inst_doc into gluster volume:

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-sh-3.2$ whoami
shl1
-sh-3.2$ pwd
/export/glusterfs/shl1
-sh-3.2$ cp /tmp/inst_doc.pdf /export/glusterfs/shl1
cp: writing `/export/glusterfs/shl1/inst_doc.pdf': Permission denied
cp: closing `/export/glusterfs/shl1/inst_doc.pdf': Permission denied
-sh-3.2$ ls -l
total 0
-r-------- 1 shl1 Domain Users 0 Nov 4 15:08 inst_doc.pdf
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