[RAS] nebka problems
Thomas Krichel
krichel at openlib.org
Sun Jan 20 10:43:48 EST 2008
Christian Zimmermann writes
> - a reboot fixed it, the machine looked fine
> - nebka went down again, approx 24 hours after the first crash
I just looked at this again, the crontab I commented
from mutabor, and whom I think is responsible, is NOT
an upload from mutabor to nebka but the reverse
#!/bin/sh
rsync -t --log-format=%n aras at nebka.openlib.org:citec-export/* /home/adnetec/ras-exports/ | ~/Ivan/handle_ras_exports.pl /home/adnetec/ras-exports/
> - Thomas was doing a complete backup of the machine with rsync at the
> time. He did not get to the original data of the machine, the aras
> account.
> - We had a similar set of crashes in June 2006, that were diagnosed as an
> issue with a directory in CitEc that had too many files. At the time, I
> wrote:
But this was an upload, and it was a number taht was a lot
bigger than the numbers we have now.
> Does this make sense? In the immediate, we would need to reboot the
> machine Monday, comment out all crontab jobs, investigate the true origin
> of the problem (we found it last year by looking a problematic inodes with
> fsck), and then only try to back up (only the aras account, in particular
> the userdata directory).
OK.
In addition, I suggest you open an account at the ideas
machine, to hold the most important data from acis and ras.
This backup should be conducted every hour or so, in addition
to backups to sahure (later to raneb) and fafner, done
on alternate days.
> I will be in a train back to Paris again while the machine probably gets
> back up (Monday EST 10am-3pm), but I will check in as soon as
> possible once back in Paris.
I will be at home on Monday night. I am 5 hours ahead of
you, 11 hours ahead of EST.
If I can be of any help any time, please don't hesitate
to call me on my home number below. I can call you right
back.
Cheers,
Thomas Krichel http://openlib.org/home/krichel
RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel
phone: +7 383 330 6813 skype: thomaskrichel
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