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cephfs subvolume uid, gid information not retain after mounting the subvolumegroup #474

Closed zeddit closed 10 months ago

zeddit commented 1 year ago

I created a subvolumegroup with default settings as:

ceph fs subvolume create myfs mysvg

then I add some subvolumes under the subvolumegroup with uid,gid settings, like:

ceph fs subvolume create myfs user1 --size 10737418240 --group_name mysvg --uid 190002 --gid 19001 --mode 640 --namespace-isolated

then I try to mount the subvolumegroup from host os and k8s pod like:

sudo mount -t ceph -o mds_namespace=myfs,name=user1,secret=AQA9CxBkqx+CAhABF2Gu+f7vybws6HkAO2KKYg== 10.0.26.1:6789:/volumes/mysvg /mnt

and 

   - name: cephfs
        cephfs:
          monitors:
            - 10.0.26.1:6789
            - 10.0.26.2:6789
            - 10.0.26.3:6789
          user: user1
          secretRef:
            name: rook-ceph-client-aitopia
          path: "/volumes/mysvg"

However, all subvolumes have user and group as root and root, where I expect should be the uid and gid I have set. Is there any configuration that I missed, I can find few documentations about this topic.

Great thanks.

zeddit commented 1 year ago

I have checked the uid and gid of subvolumes with ceph fs subvolume info and the results show that the uid and gid was set correctly. However, after mount, these identity information lost.

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