Re: [Bacula-users] Questions regarding migration job failure

thanks for your help and input.

I don't think the controller was/is causing the corruption. The problem stems from my initial configuration of the storage and volumes causing the disks to fill up. In order to hopefully not loose any backup data I moved some of the volumes to another disk while reconfiguring the pools and storage. As I was working on the reconfiguration bacula got to the point where it wanted to write to the volumes that I moved, hence the volume was deemed corrupt because bacula could not find it.
So long as the recycling of the volumes clears the corrupt part of the volume I think I should be okay. Will just have to be more intelligent in my configuration of volumes and storage.

Thanks

On 5/13/2011 2:25 AM, Martin Simmons wrote:

On Thu, 12 May 2011 09:58:14 -0700, Jerry Lowry said:

thanks for the help.  Looks like I have some digging to do to figure out 
what is actually happening.  I know that I one time I had some problems 
with the raid controller.  I have since gotten that resolved.

If the volume has been recycled will the corruption remain with the 
volume or will it go by the wayside once the volume recycles?  Just 
curious as to whether I should drop the corrupt volumes ( files ) and 
create new ones.

I would consider reformatting the whole partition -- if the raid controller
was corrupting things, then there is no way to be sure that the filesystem is
OK.

__Martin

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