Release 3.12.0
Dear Users,
3.12.0 is officially out!
Featuring:
C API nfs-ganesha plugin RichACL - a new POSIX + NFSv4 compatible ACL standard OSX ACL support through osxfuse ACL in-memory deduplication client readahead enabled by default file lock fixes AVX2 support for erasure code goals MinGW compilation fixes more flexible chunkserver options many fixes Detailed info:
C API * LizardFS 3.12 comes with liblizardfs-client library and C language API header. It's now possible to build programs/plugins with direct support for LizardFS operations, no FUSE needed. For reference, see: src/mount/client/lizardfs_c_api.h src/data/liblizardfs-client-example.c
For those building LizardFS from source, pass a -DENABLE_CLIENT_LIB=YES flag to cmake in order to make sure you're building client library as well.
nfs-ganesha plugin * Our official plugin for Ganesha NFS server is included as well. This plugin enables a LizardFS FSAL (File System Abstraction Layer) to Ganesha, which is then used to access LizardFS clusters directly. Our new plugin is pNFS and NFSv4.1 friendly.
For those building LizardFS from source, pass a -DENABLE_NFS_GANESHA=YES flag to cmake in order to make sure you're building client library as well.
RichACL * In order to extend POSIX access control list implementation we introduced RichACL support. Backward compatibility with POSIX ACLs is guaranteed. Additionally, it's possible to use NFSv4-style ACL tools (nfs4_getfacl/nfs4_setfacl) and RichACL tools (getrichacl/setrichacl) to manage more complicated access control rules.