Hello.
I am having a reoccuring problem with my experimental GFS2 setup. It's running
cluster-2.03.06, openair-0.80.3 and the kernel is 2.6.26 with the DRBD and
GRSecurity patches. This is on Slackware 12.1.
After about 10 days of having the GFS2 filesystem mounted, I tried to do a
simple 'ls' on one of the directories, and the process dies with a D (in ps ax).
Of course, I cannot unmount the GFS2 partition due to the hanging processes, so
I'll need a reboot to fix the situation, which I cannot do until later tonight.
The last time this happened, I had to reboot, run fsck on the partition, and
shortly thereafter, I was remounted, and happy.
Keep in mind this is not a partition with heavy usage. In fact, it is
practically a read-only partition, to be used to synchronize the htdocs on web
server backends.
There was nothing in the logs. I looked at upgrading to 2.03.07, but the
changelog doesn't seem to address any freezing problems.
Is this a known problem?
Since the data on this partition is not particularly important, I could
reformat and start over... is it possible the fsck is not fixing the partition
good enough?
Thanks in advance.
Stephen
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