Hi Klaus,

thanks for the information, but the 7 staging devices that belong to the
pool Filesystem are all on one big RAID5 disk, and this is attached to the
NW server with SCSI. The kernel logs do not show any problems.

Olaf

Grohal Klaus wrote:

Look at daemon.log if an error occurred on the volume while networker tried to mount or 
umount the tape. My experience is, that this often happens in a san-enviroment. For 
example , during backup operation the device recieves a reset, the tape rewinds, 
NetWorker doesn't recognise this reset and overwrites the label of the volume. On the 
next mount operation NetWorker can't read the label, in release 7.x he marks the label as 
full and sets all ssids (if there are one) to status "suspect"

Regards

Klaus


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Gesendet: Sonntag, 21. März 2004 21:24
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Betreff: [Networker] stage device: 0 KB written, but full?


Hi,

when I ask NW:

mminfo -q 'pool=Filesystem' -r 'volume,written,%used'

I get:

stage0           51 GB full
stage1           38 GB 100%
stage2            0 KB   0%
stage3            0 KB   0%
stage4            0 KB full
stage5         6372 KB full
stage6         9891 MB full
stage7           66 GB 100%

Why this? This is not logical, each staging device has the size of 165 GB.

This silly behaviour means: I have to watch NW what it is doing each weekend
and have to label these devices manually so that I won't get a "waiting for
volume of pool Filesystem"...

Do you think a crontab'es script could help?

Olaf

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