On Tue, Jun 07, 2011 at 10:41:42AM -0500, Goldwyn Rodrigues wrote:
> There have been index tree corruptions, where the directory entries
> are correct however the index directory is not. In this case, the
> filesystem turns read-only where as all the information to complete
> the operation is still available because the primary directory
> structure is sane. The ocfs2 module could just disable indexed
> directory for this directory and continue handling the operation like
> the normal directories without indexes. Of course, it still writes the
> warning message, to run fsck, to the kernel log but avoid the RO
> filesystem which halt all I/O writes.
Goldwyn,
You're correct, this is a more graceful solution. We've just
never gotten around to it.
Joel
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