Hello. yes, we have a lot of rows in file_to_delete and in file_to_delete_later:
mysql> select count(*) from file_to_delete; +----------+ | count(*) | +----------+ | 474857 | +----------+ mysql> select count(*) from file_to_delete_later; +----------+ | count(*) | +----------+ | 220343 | +----------+ what does it mean? how this records appear? fsck status return follow Running: No Status: 5815410 / 5815410 (100.00%) Time: 19m (4862 fids/s; 0s remain) Check Type: Normal (check policy + files) [num_BLEN]: 66 [num_GONE]: 600 [num_MISS]: 1134 [num_POVI]: 112 [num_REPL]: 112 [num_SRCH]: 600 If you connect to the trackers and run !watch are they spewing any errors? when you are saying 'tracker' what do you mean? mogstored or mogilefsd? Double check your domain classes have the correct mindevcount? yes this is correct. we have one class with mindevcount = 2. and all files in this class Try strace'ing mogstored? :\ What is it? How we can use it? On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 9:39 PM, dormando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Uhh. Weird? > > Do you have a lot of rows in file_to_replicate or file_to_delete or > file_to_delete_later? It could be working through those? > > Are you running a fsck? > > If you connect to the trackers and run !watch are they spewing any > errors? Double check your domain classes have the correct mindevcount? > > Try strace'ing mogstored? :\ > > I'd just strace everything I can get my hands on at this point and watch > for files being deleted, then backtrace. Are both of your trackers > running mogilefsd v2 now? > > -Dormando > > vitaliy scherbakov wrote: > > Hello. > > > > Sorry for bothering you once again :( > > > > we have 2 hosts for data store > > > > Statistics for devices... > > device host files status > > ---------- ----------- ---------- ---------- > > dev1 host1 340099 alive > > dev2 host2 766206 alive > > ---------- ----------- ---------- ---------- > > > > we are upgrade mogilefsd to v2 and upgrade mogstored on host1 to v2 but > > not upgrade mogstored on host2 (it is v1 still) > > we are warring about that number of files on dev1 decreasing each time > > we check stats (at the beginning of migration to v2 there were more than > > 500000 files), but as we can notice we didn't loss our content stays the > > same (no loss) > > > > in mogilefs db we have follow: > > > > mysql> select count(*) from file; > > +----------+ > > | count(*) | > > +----------+ > > | 71820 | +----------+ > > > > mysql> select count(*) from file_on; > > +----------+ > > | count(*) | > > +----------+ > > | 1105921 | +----------+ > > > > Guys, can you explain how this is possible? and maybe we are doing > > something wrong. > > > > Thanks. > > > > -- > > Best regards, > > Vitaliy. > > Thanks.
