On 09/19/2011 04:48 PM, Andrew Deason wrote: > On Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:33:06 +0200 > Torbjörn Moa <m...@fysik.su.se> wrote: > >> [root@sysafs2 ~]# vos create sysafs2 /vicepa testatest >> Volume 2620303136 created on partition /vicepa of sysafs2 >> >> [root@sysafs2 ~]# vos examine testatest >> Could not fetch the information about volume 2620303136 from the server >> : No such device >> Volume does not exist on server sysafs2.physto.se as indicated by the VLDB > > What version? Some things used to have problems with volume IDs over > 2147483648 but I thought we've fixed them all by now. >
On this particular node we run 1.4.6, but it varies between servers. >> Note the big diff in volume id's. The id's starting with 536 are >> normal for my cell, the 2620... I have never seen before. > > Something bumped the "max volume id" counter in the vldb by a large > number. This could happen in many different ways... unfortuntely, if you > don't have the logging level turned up in the vlserver or have audit > logs turned on, it's going to be difficult to determine what did it. Do > you run any kind of periodic checking for consistency of volumes vs vldb > or anything like that? > Hmmm, yes we do. We have a nagios check running on all servers that does a "vos syncserv "$server" -d" and "vos syncvldb "$server" -dryrun" periodically. I guess you are implying I shouldn't do that... _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list OpenAFS-info@openafs.org https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info