When bucket level retention is enabled, you will not be able to write via NFS. This is because NFS first creates a zero-length object and appends to it. As soon as the zero-length object is created, it goes into retention which prevents further data from being appended to the object. You can only read data via NFS if bucket level retention is enabled. As an alternative, can you specify retention at the object level?
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February 27th, 2017 06:00
When bucket level retention is enabled, you will not be able to write via NFS. This is because NFS first creates a zero-length object and appends to it. As soon as the zero-length object is created, it goes into retention which prevents further data from being appended to the object. You can only read data via NFS if bucket level retention is enabled. As an alternative, can you specify retention at the object level?