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The bucket is not enabled with version control. After deleting a specific file via the web UI, the file can still be seen in the web UI. When checking the mounted directory, the file is found to have been deleted, with only an xl.meta file remaining in the folder. I noticed that by clicking the version history button for the file and then clicking delete again, the file is truly and completely deleted. I have deployed rustfs services on multiple servers, and both x86 servers have this issue, but the ARM architecture servers are functioning normally. I am looking forward to receiving a response from the team (I had created an issue, but it seems I might not have seen it in the issue section, possibly due to my own mistake).
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The Docker image version is: 1.0.0-alpha.69.
The bucket is not enabled with version control. After deleting a specific file via the web UI, the file can still be seen in the web UI. When checking the mounted directory, the file is found to have been deleted, with only an xl.meta file remaining in the folder. I noticed that by clicking the version history button for the file and then clicking delete again, the file is truly and completely deleted. I have deployed rustfs services on multiple servers, and both x86 servers have this issue, but the ARM architecture servers are functioning normally. I am looking forward to receiving a response from the team (I had created an issue, but it seems I might not have seen it in the issue section, possibly due to my own mistake).
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