When trying to copy a file onto my server last night, I received an "insufficient space" error. Upon further inspection, I discovered that my LZ is full - appears the files are not moving to the proper GH storage location.
I haven't changed my configuration, so not sure what is going on. Any help is appreciated.
Tried fsck - no success. I have attached a copy/paste from the greyhole --logs so you can see the errors/messages.
Thanks,
Phil
SOLVED: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
There is nothing attached to the post. Can you please use fpaste and provide the URL so we can see the errors. Don't want them in the post as it will likely be too lengthy.I have attached a copy/paste from the greyhole
Likely there is something not properly configured with Greyhole. Did you use the greyhole-ui App or install it manually?
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Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
I configured it manually a few years back and it has been working since install. Sorry for the lack of attachment - new to fpaste, but I think this is the link:
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/M ... lpx-~3a5XQ
Phil
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/M ... lpx-~3a5XQ
Phil
Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Please provide the URL for the following command on your HDA:
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apaste --sysinfo
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Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
apaste returned a JSON error, so I used fpaste.
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/H ... pkE60qQXsQ
Thank you again,
Phil
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/H ... pkE60qQXsQ
Thank you again,
Phil
Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Does this folder exist or the permissions set correctly? The error seems to indicate it does not./mnt/hdd3/gh/Movies/Joseph
BTW, we stopped supporting Fedora 19 / Amahi 7 years ago. You might consider upgrading to the latest version, Fedora 25 / Amahi 10.
We can only provide limited support for such an old version.
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Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Yes and no - the folder exists, but I changed the name in the original fpaste for privacy (apologies for any confusion). We just create new folders within the share from Windows machines, as needed, and copy files into the new directory, so my assumption is that GH is establishing the proper permissions. I have not even logged into my machine for the last few months - just use it as a file repository. Based on the file copy dates, this error just "popped up" around November 2017.
Understood on the support issue - my machine has been stable for the last few years, so no real need to upgrade. And I would be happy to upgrade (even exchanged a few emails with CPG about this), but my takeaway was that there was no direct upgrade path (i.e., no guarantee of success), and I would basically have to start from scratch.
Phil
Understood on the support issue - my machine has been stable for the last few years, so no real need to upgrade. And I would be happy to upgrade (even exchanged a few emails with CPG about this), but my takeaway was that there was no direct upgrade path (i.e., no guarantee of success), and I would basically have to start from scratch.
Phil
Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Ok no worries.
Recommend you check the permissions for the Movies share. Ensure they are set properly in all subfolders, then restart Greyhole.
If that does not do it, then we'll have to do further diagnosis.
Recommend you check the permissions for the Movies share. Ensure they are set properly in all subfolders, then restart Greyhole.
If that does not do it, then we'll have to do further diagnosis.
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Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Permissions look good. I also stopped and restarted greyhole and then am in the middle of a greyhole --fsck. Looks like some bad news in there... I am seeing all sorts of warnings with respect to hdd3 and hdd4. They appear to be offline or have failed completely. That said, GH should find open space on another drive to store the files, shouldn't it?
Could the failures be related to GH not moving files from the LZ?
Looks like I might be rebuilding my server afterall!
Phil
Could the failures be related to GH not moving files from the LZ?
Looks like I might be rebuilding my server afterall!
Phil
Re: DEBUG & WARN Rename - failed to open stream
Might try removing the drives with issues from the storage pool. Once done, restart Greyhole.
Providing the remains drives have space, files should get moved from the LZ.
Providing the remains drives have space, files should get moved from the LZ.
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