David Chinner wrote:
> Yes, please turn on slab debugging so we can try to find the cause
> of this memory corruption. I expect the problem to be in DRBD as
> nobody else running XFS is reporting this problem. However, without
> running with the right debug options enabled we'll never get to
> the bottom of the problem.
Hi,
Before installing a new kernel i've got a (little?) clue.
The setup is as follows:
The drbd partition is mounted to a generic mountpoint
/dev/drbd1 on /data/web type xfs (rw)
The subdirectories of /data/web are mounted (mount --bind) to another
directory
/data/web/var/www on /var/www type xfs (rw,bind)
/data/web/var/lib/postgresql on /var/lib/postgresql type xfs (rw,bind)
/data/web/var/lib/mysql on /var/lib/mysql type xfs (rw,bind)
It seems I made a mistake here.
mount -t xfs --bind /data/web/var/www /var/www
instead of
mount --bind /data/web/var/www /var/www
Could this be 'THE' root of the problem (if the system then sees
/var/www as a 'real' XFS filesystem and not a directory mounted over) ?
Thanks
Laurent
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