gluster geo-replication with non-root user

A quick guide to setup non-root geo-replication setup:


mount broker setup :
  
Run the below commands in SLAVE Host

// Assumption:  geoacct user added (with geogrp as group).

// create a directory as below:
mkdir /var/mountbroker_root

// change permission as below - ( ensure /var directory is having default permission )
chmod 0711 /var/mountbroker_root


gluster system:: execute mountbroker opt mountbroker-root  /var/mountbroker_root

// geogrp is group of geoacct user.
gluster system:: execute mountbroker opt geo-replication-log-group geogrp

gluster system:: execute mountbroker opt rpc-auth-allow-insecure on

// tv2 is slave volume , geoacct is slave user to which session is created
gluster system:: execute mountbroker user geoacct tv2

// Now restart glusterd - to make effect of above settings
killall glusterd; glusterd -LDEBUG

// check glusterd.vol file  - (optional)  just to ensure above settings are in place

Run at MASTER Host: (as root user) 
ssh-copy-id  geoacct@gfvm4
where gfvm4 is Slave Host

Now Run at Slave Host:
/usr/local/libexec/glusterfs/set_geo_rep_pem_keys.sh geoacct tv1 tv2

// To review the settings at Slave Host: (optional)
gluster system:: execute mountbroker info

Now setup geo-replication at Master Host:
gluster volume geo-replication tv1 geoacct@gfvm4::tv2 create push-pem

// Check status - It should be created:
gluster volume geo-replication tv1 geoacct@gfvm4::tv2 status

// Start the session:
gluster volume geo-replication tv1 geoacct@gfvm4::tv2 start

// Check status  - it should be Started :
gluster volume geo-replication tv1 geoacct@gfvm4::tv2 status

// If required , you can stop session as below:
gluster volume geo-replication tv1 geoacct@gfvm3::tv2 stop

// You can delete session as below , if you wish so :) :
gluster volume geo-replication tv1 geoacct@gfvm3::tv2 delete