Just curious. Logs for one of the vservers were reseted in strange ways:
Jun 21 01:00:01 azul-batch CRON[5607]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened
for user talend by (uid=0)
Jun 21 01:17:01 azul-batch CRON[5682]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened
for user root by (uid=0)
Jun 21
Hardware machine logs are even more strange for me.
Kern.log: This is last log before today... There are only those entries in the
whole log!
Jul 4 00:57:01 azul-manager kernel: [730178.213562] md: data-check of RAID
array md0
Jul 4 00:57:01 azul-manager kernel: [730178.213571] md: minimum
I've setup sensors to check temperatures... Because numbers afraid me...
The room is not cooled and gets warm.
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I forgot to say that server was down because a power outage. It happend
3 times in the afternoon but the server is backed up by an UPS. The UPS
finally went off at 15:10:01 as logs shows off:
syslog.1 before and after power outage:
Jul 27 15:08:03 azul-manager smartd[1967]: Device: /dev/sdb,
File system information about disk recovery after crash:
Jul 28 10:12:08 azul-manager kernel: [3.707011] EXT4-fs (sde1): INFO:
recovery required on readonly filesystem
Jul 28 10:12:08 azul-manager kernel: [3.707015] EXT4-fs (sde1): write
access will be enabled during recovery
Jul 28
Hi Danny,
I agree with you. I don't see what can cause disks going 3-4 months ago.
About the disk that can fail. It's not related as is a stand alone disk
that holds the OS of the hardware machine. I backup configurations just
in case it fails to recover the whole thing as fast as possible. So I
I forgot to say.
About NAS incident (Files not copied there). The only reason can be a
NFS error. But I don't understand why the database was copied
successfully. If a filesystem export fails then the other should also
fail.
Strange though
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Hi Danny,
I didn't know that. Then I will take a heavy day looking for the
problem. Only KVM problems, filesystem and LVM problems can cause
this... I will check them out. If you realize that something can help,
please don't doubt to tell me.
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This was caused because incorrect metadata in raid.
Solution was to delete old metadata and everything worked again.
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Yes! I'm sorry I was unable to uncheck the box after sending the bug
report.
I submitted before a kernel panic on other bug (#579171) that was a
possible breakin attempt. So the checkbox got marked for this bug also.
Sorry for the inconveniences...
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Hi,
I must confirm this problem. I found all my systems inaccessible because
a launchpad-sysinfo process is launch on every login as usual. But now
the problem is that it hangs 100% of time because stale nfs filesystem
and this caused all my systems to be unable to show bash prompt.
This is a
Hi Phillip,
Where do you see that other disk is failing. I can only see part of the
ary pdc_cdgeffcac failing that corresponds to disk sdc.
About DMRAID, Yes, thank you, you are right. I really realized about
this when I saw that BIOS Raid was not able to handle this as needed.
I'm waiting for
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Hi there.
I found a painfull bug/problem with dmraid.
This night a disk of the raid 1 mirror failed. I found that instead of
disabling the disk and run on degraded mode the system continued to try
to access the disk.
This caused lots of pain in
I'm sorry,
forgot to comment that's it's strange that dmraid shows mirror as ok.
It should work in degraded mode as one disk is missing.
*** Active Set
name : pdc_cdgeffcac
size : 976562432
stride : 128
type : mirror
status : ok
subsets: 0
devs : 1
spares : 0
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Hi Phillip,
I post dmsetup. See that it holds also LVM setup info...
data_vg-homes: 0 41943040 linear
pdc_cdgeffcac: 0 976562432 mirror 2 8:48 8:32 7442/7451 1 RD 1 core
pdc_bfhccajjfe: 0 976562432 mirror 2 8:16 8:0 7451/7451 1 AA 1 core
data_vg-www--main: 0 83886080 linear
pdc_bfhccajjfe1:
Yesss!!! That solved the problem.
but I was not able to remove only the sil metadata. I had to remove the
nvidia first and sil after.
I wanted to leave the nvidia metadata to be able to run it as a raid1 in
degraded mode. But that was not possible because the erase order.
But anyway I can
Ok then!
Thank you very very much as this was a long standing bug that drove me
crazy.
Thanks again
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That's not possible as they were new disks when installed on this
computer.
Anyway, do you know how to remove those incorrect signatures?
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Yes I'm sorry I lost track of this bug... Too many fronts open.
The main cause was solved cause raid is now recognized. I think it was missing
module in the initial ramdisk.
I recently posted more information about this. I think it can be related. I
switched to Lucid to see if it was a software
Hi there,
Not sure if related but my system with 3 disks 2 with dmraid raid-1
takes 5-10 minutes to boot since 8.10
I saw different udevadm settle errors and I post two screenshowts.
Also my dmraid -r config looks like this.
/dev/sdc: sil and nvidia formats discovered (using nvidia)!
/dev/sdc:
Another screenshot. Before the first one... About 2 minutes before and
four after initial load.
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The files in the second computer (the one to put in sync) are always set
to 0 size.
I suppose that a problem in the connection caused this. But the program
should be able to detect it and fix it.
Also it would be nice to include a
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Sorry, no further info
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Mon Aug 31 20:50:02 2009
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.10
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package: ubuntuone-client 0.93.1-0ubuntu2
PackageArchitecture: all
ProcEnviron:
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Sorry, I was out of the city for a while.
I have to say that I cannot reach gdm if I boot with current kernel
config. So I have to do a special mix of old initrd + new kernel.
I'm sorry but cannot reformat. I have currently two systems with this
problem.
Anyway I will put the output.
It seems that vmlinuz-2.6.31-2-generic is able to boot after block some
minutes with the screen in the screenshot 1.
No longer no block devices found message.
But something makes the system hang after gdm startup
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Ok. I belive you. I will try to look to another possible bug.
I will open right now a new bug.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Binary package hint: dmraid
Hello,
I open this bug report to clarify and unify all RAID1 + DMRAID reported
problems. I hope this will help to solve the issue.
The problem:
System cannot boot with recent ubuntu distributions when RAID 1 is the
primary partition.
My
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But I'm even upgraded to Karmic Alpha to get latest packages and the bug
is still there...
I cannot boot...
If you can point me where to look to see if it's fixed then I can check.
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Hi all,
I'm still having *huge* problems. In both, desktop and server machines.
I didn't realized before. But this bug is causing havok in my machines. As I
had LVM volumes mounted over the dmraid devices but the dmraid devices are not
longer available...
This causes LVM go reading and
What's the fix? can we try it?
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I changed /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/dmraid :
for dev in $(dmraid -r -c); do
dmraid-activate $dev
done
to show
for dev in $(dmraid -r -c); do
echo Activating $dev...
dmraid-activate $dev
done
And what I got was:
Activating
Public bug reported:
The problem reported as No block devices found is really a *BLOCKING* problem
that not only makes the system unusable but may cause loss of information as
the RAID-0 RAID-1 systems are not correctly recognized.
I think this problem MUST be corrected as is a problem in the
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Hi all,
I upgraded to new Alpha release Karmic 9.10 and found a blocker bug in
this distribution.
Every combo box based on GTK makes the application hang. Every
application!
I can attach bug report from Eclipse IDE but I found the same in:
Evolution, Mozilla, etc.
Look
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I upgraded to ALPHA (Karmic) and the solution is not there...
ยก Do not upgrade !
I had to put the old 2.6.28-kernel image to make the system work a
little bit.
It seems that mixing 2.6.28-kernel initrd and the kernel 2.6.30 it get
so confused that can make the system work.
But this is a
For me this does not solve anything.
I custom compiled a new kernel and this also does not solve the problem.
I have not tried the mdadm solution. Because this is another softraid
solution. I want to use the onbios solution. dmrad.
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This need a solution. Cause the whole system is unusable if you have all
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Confirmed.
It does not work for Jaunty x86 and amd64. Tested today fully updated.
I have two disk in raid1. And another alone for the OS. Motherboard only let me
select RAID, AHCI and SATA.
So eveything is working with RAID. Even the sparse disk.
The only way to make the system up is to
Yes. I can say that's not fixed.
I mean. i cannot use the RAID1 partition because if I try to setup
dmraid the whole system stops working. It even does not boot.
So the fixed and cleared it's not really true. Sorry.
I attach some hardware information but I think this is not hardware
related.
This seems to be related
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The information reported by Timothy Alexander in bug #290796 works:
FYI for future people.
To disable accessibility, got to System-Preferences-Assistive
Technologies
Uncheck the enable assistive technologies box.
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Update manager fails to update grub. It seems that a error in update-
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The result is /boot/grub/menu.lst containing several GB of space. All
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