jorgemoralespou
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8 years ago Yes. I thought it was retain. I'll fix this.
El 23 sept. 2016 9:55, "Graham Dumpleton" notifications@github.com escribió:
When using Recycle the oc cluster up instance will attempt to remove files in the directory it is given when the pvc is deleted. If a file in the volume is read only, then it will actually fail and give up, but is still attempting to remove stuff and if it can it will. When it does fail, it still allows the volume to be reused even though not empty.
Thus when supplying a path for volumes, be it with create-volume or create-shared-volume, the persistentVolumeReclaimPolicy should be set to Retain to avoid someone deleting all there files because they gave a path to stuff in their home directory or elsewhere.
Need perhaps a way of the manually making that volume reusable again.
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When using
Recycletheoc cluster upinstance will attempt to remove files in the directory it is given when thepvcis deleted. If a file in the volume is read only, then it will actually fail and give up, but is still attempting to remove stuff and if it can it will. When it does fail, it still allows the volume to be reused even though not empty.Thus when supplying a path for volumes, be it with
create-volumeorcreate-shared-volume, thepersistentVolumeReclaimPolicyshould be set toRetainto avoid someone deleting all there files because they gave a path to stuff in their home directory or elsewhere.Need perhaps a way of the manually making that volume reusable again.