On 04/07/2015 15:14, Remy Blank wrote:
Ron Leach wrote on 2015-07-04 16:08:
List, good afternoon, we're puzzled by this error (from our overnight
backup) because the backup destination has more than 350 GB free, and
the increment would likely have been somewhere between 50MB and 200MB.
It was a 'fatal' error, and the backup ceased there and then.
One possible cause is that you have run out of inodes.
Try "df -i".
ron@D5s4\;15:25:37;~$ df -i
Filesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
/dev/md1 6816 6608 208 97% /
tmpfs 128214 11 128203 1% /lib/init/rw
udev 128214 1627 126587 2% /dev
tmpfs 128214 1 128213 1% /dev/shm
/dev/md6 378583488 2627650 375955838 1% /Data
/dev/sda1 85680 110 85570 1% /boot
/dev/sdb1 171024 110 170914 1% /boot2
/dev/md5 39062400 17254 39045146 1% /home
/dev/md4 976448 8 976440 1% /tmp
/dev/md2 9765504 73568 9691936 1% /usr
/dev/md3 4882688 5022 4877666 1% /var
192.168.0.100:/mnt/R1/bkp100
173170688 6320288 166850400 4% /mnt/D7bkp100
ron@D5s4\;15:25:41;~$
Source and Destination look ok, don't they?
'/' looks tight, though. (The fs is xfs.)
Does rdiff-backup create any or many files on / during a run?
Remy, thank you, regards, Ron
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