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[clayg <clay.gerrard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think Redbo makes a good point about a single drive failure making the
system unable to return success being unfortunate.  I wasn't really
thinking about it that way.  I'm starting to lean towards "certain
enough".

For example, if we only return 500 when one of the nodes is specifically
returning 419, and allow 202's if we get a timeout or 507 from just one
node - the one in a gazillion chance that replication leads to a
resurrected container almost assuredly trends toward one in a
Googolplex.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/665164

Title:
  Container DELETEs should only need a node majority to succeed