On Fri, 29 Aug 2003, Bob Latham wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Bob Latham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Can anyone suggest what I can do to fix the problem or should I do the
> > only thing I know how ie. rebuild the entire server?
>
> Okay so no one wishes to help me with this, fair enough. Could some one
> point me at another Linux group that may give me a clue or some reading
> that may help, please.
>
> The only tool I am aware of for what looks like file related problems is
> fsck. If I attempt to run fsck as suggested by my Linux book, I get dire
> warnings about running fsck on a working system will make a mess of it and
> so I chicken out.
>
> Still utterly stumped.
>
fsck should be run if needed before the system comes up. If you
can take the computer down to single user mode and then run single user
mode. If you HAVE to check the file system on a live system. You will
ought to unmount the file system first and remount it afterwards.
Try your local Linux User Group Mailing list for stadard linux
problems.
Sorry about the delay my ISP spent a week fixing a very minor bug.
Peter Childs
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