Gerald Macinenti wrote:
>When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps on
>tape (not a tape but a file on an external disk), I can sucessfully
>restore the last full dump but increments are not appended, I have the
>following error in butc output:
It seems, you're encounter
Kim Kimball a écrit :
Can you tell me what's in the config file for the butm port?
(/usr/afs/backup/CFG_)
the file is CFG_var_openafs_backup_link and its content is
FILE YES
MOUNT /var/openafs/backup/bin/mount-script
UNMOUNT /var/openafs/backup/bin/mount-script
Gérald Macinenti wrote:
Kim
Also, Brian, how much RAM does your box have?
To expound on Rob's first point, the spindle count of a RAIDZ (or Z2)
set is important. It's generally urged to keep the disks that
comprise a raidz(2) set in the single digits and no more than 10 or
so (note this is not per pool, but per set.
A couple things to check, Brian...
1) How large is your RAID-Z2 pool (# of spindles)? If it's rather
large (say, above 8), you might be running into problems from that.
2) Check to see if your fileserver process is fully resident in
memory (not swapped out.) ZFS's ARC can get VERY greedy
Hello,
I've been getting intermittant reports of slow read performance on a new
AFS file server that I recently set up based on ZFS. It is using locally
attached disks in a RAID-Z2 (double parity) configuration. I was wondering
if anyone might be able to provide any ideas for tuning / investigat
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Kim Kimball wrote:
Probably too late here ... the volserver can be killed without restarting the
fileserver. That will clear the volserver queue without causing the
fileserver to detach/reattach all the volumes, which can take some minutes
depending on how many volumes th
Probably too late here ... the volserver can be killed without
restarting the fileserver. That will clear the volserver queue without
causing the fileserver to detach/reattach all the volumes, which can
take some minutes depending on how many volumes there are. It also
leaves your file server
Can you tell me what's in the config file for the butm port?
(/usr/afs/backup/CFG_)
Gérald Macinenti wrote:
Kim Kimball a écrit :
Gerald, if you run "backup volinfo incrementals?
yes
Gerald Macinenti wrote:
Hi,
When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps
on tape
I'm currently trying to debug some mysterious server crashes and am
curious about how the sysctl var afs.GCPAGs works. From what I've
gleaned from the archives/code is that GCPAGs = 1 allows the garbage
collection of pags, anything else prevents it. Is this correct? Next
why would my GCPAGs be
Kim Kimball a écrit :
Why 'butm' and not 'butc?'
no idea
my Tape Coordinator is launched with "/usr/sbin/butc $portoffset"
Gerald Macinenti wrote:
Hi,
When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps on
tape (not a tape but a file on an external disk), I can sucessfully
Kim Kimball a écrit :
Gerald, if you run "backup volinfo
yes
Gerald Macinenti wrote:
Hi,
When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps on
tape (not a tape but a file on an external disk), I can sucessfully
restore the last full dump but increments are not appended, I
On Jul 11, 2007, at 2:07 PM, Jesse W. Asher wrote:
We're looking at implementing AFS and were wondering how AFS could
be used with out existing NetApp box? Anyone have any ideas on how
this could be done? Thanks!!
It would be used on the AFS Server side... export LUNs from it over
fib
Gerald, if you run "backup volinfo
Hi,
When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps on
tape (not a tape but a file on an external disk), I can sucessfully
restore the last full dump but increments are not appended, I have the
following error in butc output:
Restoring v
Why 'butm' and not 'butc?'
Gerald Macinenti wrote:
Hi,
When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps on
tape (not a tape but a file on an external disk), I can sucessfully
restore the last full dump but increments are not appended, I have the
following error in butc outp
AFS doesn't require a 'primary server' nor does it require segregation
of RW volumes and RO volumes.
It will help to know what makes a server your 'primary.'
That being said, some sites do consider a specific AFS file server to be
their 'primary.' This may be for non-AFS reasons. For example
We're looking at implementing AFS and were wondering how AFS could be
used with out existing NetApp box? Anyone have any ideas on how this
could be done? Thanks!!
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Is it standard to restore data to the primary AFS server from a read
only replica server?
Thanks.
Jeff
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Hi,
When trying to restore a volume for which I have incremental dumps on
tape (not a tape but a file on an external disk), I can sucessfully
restore the last full dump but increments are not appended, I have the
following error in butc output:
Restoring volume myuser.restored Id XXX on serv
Lars Schimmer wrote:
> Seems to be suitable, but while Cicsco VPN is active, I don´t do anthing
> with OpenAFS. After stopping and closing VPN I assume OpenAFS to be back
> up, like all other networking.
> I can browse site, I can resolve URLs, I can do all like normal, but
> OpenAFS is not working
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Jeffrey Altman wrote:
> Lars:
>
> I didn't ask you to stop and re-start the OpenAFS client service. Doing
> so defeats the purpose.
Sorry, a bit delayed now. But I just installed 1.5.21 and retried it.
The output to the requested info stays the s
On Mon 2007-Jul-09, Jeff Greer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am in the process of researching migration from windows serves to
> Linux. Currently my windows servers use DFS. I want to know if the
> following will work.
>
> 2 replicating failover AFS servers
> 10 Fedora Core - AFS Client - web s
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