I have a small 7.4 test environment (Solaris 10 server) that includes an
AFT device with a stage policy 70/50% (hi/low) that writes to a standalone
SDLT320 drive for staging. I've seen more that once where there's plenty
of space on the tape (this morning it's only 27% used), but the AFT is
100% full and staging is stalled.
daemon.log shows :
42502 11/21/08 22:19:22 nsrd adv_file waiting event: Waiting for more
available space on filesystem `/dbu/_AF_readonly'
42506 11/21/08 22:19:24 nsrd index notice: nsrim has finished checking
volume (dbu.01.RO)
42504 11/21/08 22:29:23 nsrd adv_file event cleared: Waiting for more
available space on filesystem `/dbu/_AF_readonly'
42502 11/21/08 22:29:23 nsrd adv_file alert event: Waiting for more
available space on filesystem `/dbu/_AF_readonly'
32314 11/21/08 23:59:27 nsrmmd#1 Device /dbu/_AF_readonly, with total
103463283 blocks, each of size 512, now has 0 blocks free
8504 11/21/08 23:59:27 nsrmmd#1 Device /dbu/_AF_readonly: over the High
Watermark of 70
32313 11/21/08 23:59:27 nsrmmd#1 Device /dbu/_AF_readonly: Automated
Staging has determined the need to migrate 25865821 KB
6358 11/21/08 23:59:58 nsrstage nsrstage command has retried 2 times.
31944 11/22/08 00:00:57 nsrjobd Purged 47 records from the jobs database
based on the time policy
6358 11/22/08 00:10:00 nsrstage nsrstage command has retried 22 times.
6358 11/22/08 00:20:02 nsrstage nsrstage command has retried 42 times.
ad infinitum...
Yet, there's space on the stage pool target tape. No tape errors, etc.,
etc.
Why doesn't it stage? In the past I've had to label a new tape into the
stage pool, then it would continue. However, both times there's been free
space on the existing tape and in both cases the very same tape had
previously been successfully staged to (as is the case here).
Any ideas? Not that I'm going to let it bother me over the holidays, but I
need to answer this nonetheless... :-)
Thanks.
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Len Philpot
Cleco IT Network Services, PGO3 - ext 7167
(318) 484-7167
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