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Re: [Networker] Cleaning out /nsr/tmp ???
2010-07-23 18:03:48
Stephanie Finnegan wrote:
We clear out /nsr/tmp often whenever we need to restart the system. Clearing
out /tmp (along with renaming the jobsdb) is a common suggestion from EMC
support when troubleshooting random anomalies.
Thanks to all who responded. Looks like clearing this out is something
that I should consider doing the next time I stop/restart the software,
but I'll make a mental note of the importance of the 'sec' directory as
that could come in handy as Punix noted.
In regards to Stephanie's response, I remember reading something about
occasional problems with nsrmmd wherein an available service can't be
found and the drive is unable to load a given tape and the
recommendation was to stop/restart NW and clear out tmp. Guess it
couldn't hurt. Would that constitute an anomaly?
George
Stephanie Finnegan
American Institute of Physics
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From: George Sinclair <George.Sinclair AT NOAA DOT GOV>
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Subject: [Networker] Cleaning out /nsr/tmp ???
A few questions here on /nsr/tmp.
It's currently only 4.6 MB, and it's not being backed up as there is a
default /nsr/tmp/.nsr file to skip everything under there, so I'm
assuming that EMC doesn't consider this information vital.
1. *If* you shut down NW first, is it safe to remove everything under
/nsr/tmp ?
2. When you re-start NW, will it automatically re-create the 'tmp'
directory, or will it be necessary to first manually re-create it before
restarting NW?
3. I see a number of older lock files under /nsr/tmp and lots of client
completion information files named like:
/nsr/tmp/sg/groupname/ss.client.blah-blah-blah.
It looks like these get replaced each day, but regardless, do I really
need any of the stuff under /nsr/tmp?
Will removing everything under tmp cause any headaches to NW, e.g. give
it heart failure or cause it to fail to operate properly, wherein maybe
somehow it might expect to see previous information stored under there
somewhere, but now it can no longer access it?
4. Is it recommended to periodically clean out tmp?
Thanks.
George
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