Two bugs prevented the cluster from working after a stop/start cycle:
1. tcp_listen_tcp() and tcp_listen_tls() had reuse_addr set to false,
causing bind() to fail with EADDRINUSE when ports are in TIME_WAIT
state after a restart. Set SO_REUSEADDR to true.
2. The vsr_boot_marker file (created in CWD on first boot) was never
cleaned up on cluster stop. On restart, all nodes would enter
STATUS_RECOVERY, but since RECOVERY messages are only processed by
nodes in STATUS_NORMAL, the entire cluster would deadlock with no
node able to recover. Remove the marker in cluster.sh stop.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01U72omHJrk95xFwm22Rkqgt
Provides start/stop/status/restart/clean commands to manage a local
ToastyFS cluster. Nodes listen on 127.0.0.1:8001-8003 with the HTTP
proxy on 127.0.0.1:3000. Each node gets its own chunk storage directory
under cluster-data/. Logs and PID files are stored there as well.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01FAL4T35UGYqXexbaxvihRp
Introduce a Makefile that builds libtoastyfs.a and libtoastyfs.so from the
client-side sources (client, tcp, byte_queue, message, basic) so external
programs can link against the ToastyFS client API in include/toastyfs.h.
Add cluster.sh, a convenience script that manages a local 3-node cluster
by spawning toastyfs server processes on ports 8081-8083. Sub-commands:
up, down, status, logs, and "run <source.c>" which builds the library,
compiles the source against it, starts the cluster, runs the binary, and
tears everything down.
Add examples/example.c demonstrating synchronous PUT, GET, DELETE, and a
NOT_FOUND verification.
Fix a stack overflow in the MAIN_SERVER entry point: ServerState is ~40 MB
(MetaStore holds 4096 ObjectMeta entries) and was declared on the stack.
Heap-allocate it instead.
https://claude.ai/code/session_019DVhmc25jfzcHnmdNxzib2
Claude
