2012-10-13 0:41, Doug Hughes wrote:
yes, you shoud do a scrub and no, there isn't very much risk to this. This
will scan your disks for bits that have gone stale or the like. You should
do it. We do a scrub once per week.
Just in case this helps anyone, here's the script we use to
initiate scrubbing from cron (i.e. once a week on fridays).
Just add a line to crontab and receive emails ;)
There's some config-initialization and include cruft at the
start (we have a large package of admin-scripts), I hope
absence of config files (which can be used to override
hardcoded defaults) and libraries won't preclude the script
from running on systems without our package:
# cat /opt/COSas/bin/zpool-scrub.sh
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#!/bin/bash
# $Id: zpool-scrub.sh,v 1.6 2010/11/15 14:32:19 jim Exp $
# this script will go through all pools and scrub them one at a time
#
# Use like this in crontab:
# 0 22 * * 5 [ -x /opt/COSas/bin/zpool-scrub.sh ] &&
/opt/COSas/bin/zpool-scrub.sh
#
# (C) 2007 nic...@aspiringsysadmin.com and commenters
#
http://aspiringsysadmin.com/blog/2007/06/07/scrub-your-zfs-file-systems-regularly/
# (C) 2009 Jim Klimov, cosmetic mods and logging; 2010 - locking
#
#[ x"$MAILRECIPIENT" = x ] && MAILRECIPIENT=ad...@domain.com
[ x"$MAILRECIPIENT" = x ] && MAILRECIPIENT=root
[ x"$ZPOOL" = x ] && ZPOOL=/usr/sbin/zpool
[ x"$TMPFILE" = x ] && TMPFILE="/tmp/scrub.sh.$$.$RANDOM"
[ x"$LOCK" = x ] && LOCK="/tmp/`basename "$0"`.`dirname "$0" | sed
's/\//_/g'`.lock"
COSAS_BINDIR=`dirname "$0"`
if [ x"$COSAS_BINDIR" = x./ -o x"$COSAS_BINDIR" = x. ]; then
COSAS_BINDIR=`pwd`
fi
# Source optional config files
[ x"$COSAS_CFGDIR" = x ] && COSAS_CFGDIR="$COSAS_BINDIR/../etc"
if [ -d "$COSAS_CFGDIR" ]; then
[ -f "$COSAS_CFGDIR/COSas.conf" ] && \
. "$COSAS_CFGDIR/COSas.conf"
[ -f "$COSAS_CFGDIR/`basename "$0"`.conf" ] && \
. "$COSAS_CFGDIR/`basename "$0"`.conf"
fi
[ ! -x "$ZPOOL" ] && exit 1
### Include this after config files, in case of RUNLEVEL_NOKICK mask
override
RUN_CHECKLEVEL=""
[ -s "$COSAS_BINDIR/runlevel_check.include" ] &&
. "$COSAS_BINDIR/runlevel_check.include" &&
block_runlevel
# Check LOCKfile
if [ -f "$LOCK" ]; then
OLDPID=`head -n 1 "$LOCK"`
BN="`basename $0`"
TRYOLDPID=`ps -ef | grep "$BN" | grep -v grep | awk '{ print $2 }'
| grep "$OLDPID"`
if [ x"$TRYOLDPID" != x ]; then
LF=`cat "$LOCK"`
echo "= ZPoolScrub wrapper aborted because another copy is
running - lockfile found:
$LF
Aborting..." | wall
exit 1
fi
fi
echo "$$" > "$LOCK"
scrub_in_progress() {
### Check that we're not yet shutting down
if [ x"$RUN_CHECKLEVEL" != x ]; then
if [ x"`check_runlevel`" != x ]; then
echo "INFO: System is shutting down. Aborting scrub of
pool '$1'!" >&2
zpool scrub -s "$1"
return 1
fi
fi
if $ZPOOL status "$1" | grep "scrub in progress" >/dev/null; then
return 0
else
return 1
fi
}
RESULT=0
for pool in `$ZPOOL list -H -o name`; do
echo "=== `TZ=UTC date` @ `hostname`: $ZPOOL scrub $pool
started..."
$ZPOOL scrub "$pool"
while scrub_in_progress "$pool"; do sleep 60; done
echo "=== `TZ=UTC date` @ `hostname`: $ZPOOL scrub $pool completed"
if ! $ZPOOL status $pool | grep "with 0 errors" >/dev/null; then
$ZPOOL status "$pool" | tee -a $TMPFILE
RESULT=$(($RESULT+1))
fi
done
if [ -s "$TMPFILE" ]; then
cat "$TMPFILE" | mailx -s "zpool scrub on `hostname` generated
errors" "$MAILRECIPIENT"
fi
rm -f $TMPFILE
# Be nice, clean up
rm -f "$LOCK"
exit $RESULT
-----
HTH,
//Jim Klimov
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