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Re: [rdiff-backup-users] Missing files after rdiff-backup
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Wolfe Maykut |
Subject: |
Re: [rdiff-backup-users] Missing files after rdiff-backup |
Date: |
Thu, 24 Jul 2003 12:02:47 -0700 |
WM> Hi. I'm using rdiff-backup to backup a filesystem of a little
WM> over 5 million files. Running a find script and then
WM> comparing differences I note that just over two hundred files
WM> didn't make it over.
Ben> I'm guessing it is an nfs problem. It seems lots of people
Ben> run into errors backup up onto an nfs filesystem (sessions
Ben> seem to crash in the middle). rdiff-backup is less demanding
Ben> of the source directory, but probably missing files is the
Ben> symptom. Were there any error messages or warnings?
Nope. No reported errors, either in the rdiff-backup logs or
in /var/adm/messages. The session_statistics file shows "Errors 0",
and the related file_statistics actually shows that the files were
copied:
acedump/2003-07-01-02:00 0 0 0 NA
acedump/2003-07-01-02:00/current_auth 0 534 534 NA
acedump/2003-07-01-02:00/license.rec 0 512 512 NA
acedump/2003-07-01-02:00/sdconf.rec 0 1024 1024 NA
acedump/2003-07-01-02:00/sdlog.dmp 0 110026 110026 NA
acedump/2003-07-01-02:00/sdserv.dmp 0 185284 185284 NA
...though really they weren't.
Ben> Also, have you tried running rdiff-backup again? I wonder if
Ben> another random collection of files wouldn't be updated, or
Ben> there would be a problem with the same ones.
I've only done a test on the most recent version. A cron will
be running again next week; I too am curious to see what happens.
WM> Here's how it looks on the original filesystem:
Ben> I'm not sure I understand this listing. Did you edit out the
Ben> file names? If there are multiple files with the same name
Ben> in the same directory, rdiff-backup will complain and only
Ben> back one of them up I think.
No, this is just a list of the directories. It copied over
most, but not all, though they all seem identical in permissions and
availability and they all have unique names.
Thanks,
--Wolfe