Hi Cindy, No problem at all.. I do appreciate all your help and I know how difficult is it through email.
Version: SunOS solaris 5.11 snv_101b i86pc i386 i86pc OpenSolaris 2008.11 with updates Resilvering seems to be completing (unless it dies at the last second, when 0h00m left), but if I run zpool status maybe two minutes later, I can see that resilvering had restarted (looks like probably immediately and not after issuing "zpool status, although I don't have a proof"). The bug ID you sent me seems to be different: running zpool status does not restart ongoing resilvering from 0%. Resilvering in my case restarts once no more time left and the progress is almost at 100% (I actually never seen 100%, even though 0h00m was left, it was ninety something percent.) I have not noticed any difference among different users, although I have seen some postings that repeated resilvering occured if some command was issued by root. Originally I did this: geo...@solaris:~$ zpool clear distroclips c5d0 cannot clear errors for c5d0: permission denied Then I switched to su to be able to run zpool clear. A short while after sending #zpool clear distroclips c5d0, I checked zpool status and the array was still degraded and reselvering was in progress again. What would happen if I manually stopped scrubbing, shut down, disconnect c5d0, restart to let zfs complain (and hopefully forget about c5d0s0/o). Then shut down, hook up an other drive to replace current c5d0 and do a correct in-place replacement: # zpool replace distroclips c5d0? Thank you again Cindy. > Hi George, > > Sorry for covering the basics again. Diagnosis by email is > difficult. > > Which OpenSolaris release is this? > > Are you saying that the resilver never completes (possibly, > really > slow) or it restarts again when you run the zpool status > command? > > I found this bug: > > http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6655927 > zpool status causes a resilver or scrub to restart > > However, from your output it looks like the resilver is > restarting > whether you are e...@solaris $ or e...@solaris #. Is the > e...@solaris $ > a privileged user? > > Thanks, > > Cindy _______________________________________________ sysadmin-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/sysadmin-discuss
