Some background:
I am upgrading and cleaning up my system which has been running since late 2012 (it's be through several upgrades). When I upgraded from Amahi 7 to Amahi 11 I did it by creating a new HDA and moving the disks over. This worked well enough, but there were some problems in resetting the shares (my fault) and it resulted in some duplicate information on disk. Since I had been wanting to rename the mount points for the pool disks, I thought I would take the drives off line one at a time, clean them up and put them back on line with the new names I wanted. Before I started I added some scratch disks to the pool to be sure there would be plenty of room. (These disks are mounted at /var/hda/drives/pool5 and /var/hda/drives/pool6.)
I started with the oldest disk (which is named WD-2). I did a "greyhole --going" on the drive. (I also unchecked it in the Drive Pooling->Partitions tab.) It took about 20 hours to move everything off of the drive and do the fsck. After the fsck for the "going" finished I did an additional one: "greyhole --fsck -o -m", just to insure nothing got lost.
I cleared off WD-2 and added it back as /var/hda/drives/pool2. I followed this with a "greyhole --fsck -o -m". Everything seems fine and as near as I can tell nothing got lost.
The problem:
Now whenever an fsck is run I get tens of thousands of messages like this (with different file names, of course):
I have run the fsck several times, the errors remain and don't appear to be fixed. Is there any way to clean this up? It makes it hard to dig through the log to see if fsck found anything real.Apr 18 15:00:03 WARN fsck: Found a metadata file pointing to a drive not defined in your storage pool: '/var/hda/drives/wd-2/gh/Backups/Photos/duplicati-ib1f3626fe7324bd7bb51f7663de6c46f.dindex.zip'. Will mark it as Gone.
Gene