xfs data loss
Eric Sandeen
sandeen at sandeen.net
Fri Aug 28 12:17:39 CDT 2009
Passerone, Daniele wrote:
>>> Due to a power shock, suddenly and without log messages about one half
>> (5 TB) of the user
>>> directories on /dev/md4 have disappeared.
>> I presume you mean after a reboot?
>
>
>
> No! No reboot at all.
Ok then perhaps I don't know what you mean by "power shock"
> The directories were mounted via nfs to all our cluster,
> and are of the type
>
> /pool/user
>
> all directories from
>
> /pool/g*
>
> to
>
> /pool/z*
>
> have disappeared.
On the server as well? Or just clients? -really- no server-side errors
in the logs?
Are you sure the storage hardware & the md volume is in ok shape?
> Of course NO COMMAND of the kind rm /pool/[g-z]* was issued.
>
>> Were the lost directories recently created? I've never heard of
>> untouched, existing directories disappearing after a power loss...
>>
>
> Not at all.
> Here I am.
>> Not much to go on here I'm afraid. SLES10 is an old kernel, but it's
>> supported by SuSE at least.
>>
>
> Can you use my metadata, or is it useless?
Not yet, still wondering what really happened.
-eric
> Thank you!
>
> Daniele
>
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