Re: [Lustre-discuss] delete a undeletable file

2013-03-08 Thread Alfonso Pardo
If I run unlink .viminfo I got the same error:

unlink: cannot unlink `.viminfo': Invalid argument


I can't stop the MDS/OSS  to do a lfsck or e2fsck because is a filesystem in 
production of a lots of terabytes


Any idea more to delete the damm file?



THANKS!

-Mensaje original- 
From: Bob Ball
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2013 6:09 PM
To: Colin Faber
Cc: Alfonso Pardo ; Ben Evans ; lustre-discuss@lists.lustre.org
Subject: Re: [Lustre-discuss] delete a undeletable file

You could just unlink it instead.  That will work when rm fails.

bob

On 3/7/2013 11:10 AM, Colin Faber wrote:
 Hi,

 If the file is disassociated with an OST which is offline, bring the OST
 back online, if the OST object it self is missing then you can remove
 the file using 'unlink' rather than 'rm' to unlink the object meta data.

 If you want to try and recover the missing OST object an lfs getstripe
 against the file should yield the the OST on which it resides. Once
 that's determined you can take that OST offline and e2fsck may
 successfully restore it.

 Another option as Ben correctly points out, lfsck will correct / prune
 this meta data as well as the now orphaned (if any) OST object.

 -cf


 On 03/07/2013 08:30 AM, Ben Evans wrote:
 The snarky reply would be to use Emacs.

 More seriously:

 When I see something like ?? in the attributes for a file, my
 first thought is that the group_upcall on the filesystem is not
 correct, so permissions are broken. If you can log on as root, you may
 be able to see it clearly.

 If that doesn't work, you may have to run an fsck on the MDT (which
 may take minutes to hours depending on the size of your MDT)

 If that doesn't work, follow the procedure for running an lfsck (which
 will take a long time, and require quite a bit of storage to execute)

 -Ben Evans

 
 *From:* lustre-discuss-boun...@lists.lustre.org
 [lustre-discuss-boun...@lists.lustre.org] on behalf of Alfonso Pardo
 [alfonso.pa...@ciemat.es]
 *Sent:* Thursday, March 07, 2013 10:09 AM
 *To:* lustre-discuss@lists.lustre.org; wc-disc...@whamcloud.com
 *Subject:* [Lustre-discuss] delete a undeletable file

 Hello,
 I have a corrupt file than I can’t delete.
 This is my file:
 ls –la .viminfo
 /-? ? ? ? ? ? .viminfo/
 /lfs getstripe .viminfo/
 /.viminfo/
 /lmm_stripe_count: 6/
 /lmm_stripe_size: 1048576/
 /lmm_layout_gen: 0/
 /lmm_stripe_offset: 18/
 /obdidx objid objid group/
 /18 1442898 0x160452 0/
 /22 48 0x30 0/
 /19 1442770 0x1603d2 0/
 /21 49 0x31 0/
 /23 48 0x30 0/
 /20 50 0x32 0/
 And these are my OST:
 /lctl dl/
 /0 UP mgc MGC192.168.11.9@tcp f6d5b76f-a7e0-61ca-b389-cb3896b86186 5/
 /1 UP lov cetafs-clilov-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 4/
 /2 UP lmv cetafs-clilmv-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 4/
 /3 UP mdc cetafs-MDT-mdc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /4 UP osc cetafs-OST-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /5 UP osc cetafs-OST0001-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /6 UP osc cetafs-OST0002-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /7 UP osc cetafs-OST0003-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /8 UP osc cetafs-OST0004-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /9 UP osc cetafs-OST0005-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /10 UP osc cetafs-OST0006-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /11 UP osc cetafs-OST0007-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /12 UP osc cetafs-OST0012-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /13 UP osc cetafs-OST0013-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /14 UP osc cetafs-OST0008-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /15 UP osc cetafs-OST000a-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /16 UP osc cetafs-OST0009-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /17 UP osc cetafs-OST000b-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /18 UP osc cetafs-OST000c-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /19 UP osc cetafs-OST000d-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /20 UP osc cetafs-OST000e-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /21 UP osc cetafs-OST000f-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /22 UP osc cetafs-OST0010-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /23 UP osc cetafs-OST0011-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /24 UP osc cetafs-OST0018-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /25 UP osc cetafs-OST0015-osc-88009816e400
 a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
 /26 UP osc cetafs-OST0016-osc-88009816e400
 

Re: [Lustre-discuss] delete a undeletable file

2013-03-08 Thread David Cohen
You can move the entire folder (mv) to another location 
/lustre_fs/somthing/badfiles recreate the folder and mv back only the good 
files.

 If I run unlink .viminfo I got the same error:
 
 unlink: cannot unlink `.viminfo': Invalid argument
 
 
 I can't stop the MDS/OSS  to do a lfsck or e2fsck because is a filesystem in 
 production of a lots of terabytes
 
 
 Any idea more to delete the damm file?
 
 
 
 THANKS!
 
 -Mensaje original- 
 From: Bob Ball
 Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2013 6:09 PM
 To: Colin Faber
 Cc: Alfonso Pardo ; Ben Evans ; lustre-discuss@lists.lustre.org
 Subject: Re: [Lustre-discuss] delete a undeletable file
 
 You could just unlink it instead.  That will work when rm fails.
 
 bob
 
 On 3/7/2013 11:10 AM, Colin Faber wrote:
  Hi,
 
  If the file is disassociated with an OST which is offline, bring the OST
  back online, if the OST object it self is missing then you can remove
  the file using 'unlink' rather than 'rm' to unlink the object meta data.
 
  If you want to try and recover the missing OST object an lfs getstripe
  against the file should yield the the OST on which it resides. Once
  that's determined you can take that OST offline and e2fsck may
  successfully restore it.
 
  Another option as Ben correctly points out, lfsck will correct / prune
  this meta data as well as the now orphaned (if any) OST object.
 
  -cf
 
 
  On 03/07/2013 08:30 AM, Ben Evans wrote:
  The snarky reply would be to use Emacs.
 
  More seriously:
 
  When I see something like ?? in the attributes for a file, my
  first thought is that the group_upcall on the filesystem is not
  correct, so permissions are broken. If you can log on as root, you may
  be able to see it clearly.
 
  If that doesn't work, you may have to run an fsck on the MDT (which
  may take minutes to hours depending on the size of your MDT)
 
  If that doesn't work, follow the procedure for running an lfsck (which
  will take a long time, and require quite a bit of storage to execute)
 
  -Ben Evans
 
  
  *From:* lustre-discuss-boun...@lists.lustre.org
  [lustre-discuss-boun...@lists.lustre.org] on behalf of Alfonso Pardo
  [alfonso.pa...@ciemat.es]
  *Sent:* Thursday, March 07, 2013 10:09 AM
  *To:* lustre-discuss@lists.lustre.org; wc-disc...@whamcloud.com
  *Subject:* [Lustre-discuss] delete a undeletable file
 
  Hello,
  I have a corrupt file than I can’t delete.
  This is my file:
  ls –la .viminfo
  /-? ? ? ? ? ? .viminfo/
  /lfs getstripe .viminfo/
  /.viminfo/
  /lmm_stripe_count: 6/
  /lmm_stripe_size: 1048576/
  /lmm_layout_gen: 0/
  /lmm_stripe_offset: 18/
  /obdidx objid objid group/
  /18 1442898 0x160452 0/
  /22 48 0x30 0/
  /19 1442770 0x1603d2 0/
  /21 49 0x31 0/
  /23 48 0x30 0/
  /20 50 0x32 0/
  And these are my OST:
  /lctl dl/
  /0 UP mgc MGC192.168.11.9@tcp f6d5b76f-a7e0-61ca-b389-cb3896b86186 5/
  /1 UP lov cetafs-clilov-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 4/
  /2 UP lmv cetafs-clilmv-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 4/
  /3 UP mdc cetafs-MDT-mdc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /4 UP osc cetafs-OST-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /5 UP osc cetafs-OST0001-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /6 UP osc cetafs-OST0002-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /7 UP osc cetafs-OST0003-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /8 UP osc cetafs-OST0004-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /9 UP osc cetafs-OST0005-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /10 UP osc cetafs-OST0006-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /11 UP osc cetafs-OST0007-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /12 UP osc cetafs-OST0012-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /13 UP osc cetafs-OST0013-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /14 UP osc cetafs-OST0008-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /15 UP osc cetafs-OST000a-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /16 UP osc cetafs-OST0009-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /17 UP osc cetafs-OST000b-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /18 UP osc cetafs-OST000c-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /19 UP osc cetafs-OST000d-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /20 UP osc cetafs-OST000e-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /21 UP osc cetafs-OST000f-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /22 UP osc cetafs-OST0010-osc-88009816e400
  a7ba6783-6ed8-2197-4ffc-fecbff9860a5 5/
  /23 UP osc cetafs-OST0011-osc-88009816e400