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2008 May 31
1
rsync 3.0.2 with --fileflags on FreeBSD: cannot rsync hardlinked immutable files
...IR}/dir_A/file_B"
chflags schg "${DIR}/dir_A/file_A"
ls -laio "${DIR}/dir_A/"
# Try rsync: will fail because of schg'ed hardlinked file
/usr/local/bin/rsync -avHWx --fileflags "${DIR}/dir_A/" "${DIR}/dir_B/"
ls -laio "${DIR}/dir_B/"
# Try cpdup: will work
/usr/local/bin/cpdup "${DIR}/dir_A/" "${DIR}/dir_C/"
ls -laio "${DIR}/dir_C/"
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will output:
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+ date +%s
+ DIR=/var/tmp/rsync_121225...
2018 Dec 31
2
Moving Alternate Storage to another disk.
...the disk containing this storage is almost full and I have to
move this data to another disk, probably zpool.
Would it be okay to do the following?
1) Shut down dovecot (and mail server) so no new mail comes in.
2) Copy/move all files in ALT location to new disk, using shell commands
like cp/mv/cpdup.
3) Change the path to ALT in dovecot-conf mail_location.
4) Change the 'dbox-alt-root' soft-links in each users main (INBOX)
directory to point to this new location.
5) Start up dovecot and mail server.
Am I missing something or maybe there is a better way?
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Thanks, and have a nice n...
2019 Jan 03
0
Moving Alternate Storage to another disk.
...ng this storage is almost full and I have to move this data to another disk, probably zpool.
>
> Would it be okay to do the following?
> 1) Shut down dovecot (and mail server) so no new mail comes in.
> 2) Copy/move all files in ALT location to new disk, using shell commands like cp/mv/cpdup.
> 3) Change the path to ALT in dovecot-conf mail_location.
> 4) Change the 'dbox-alt-root' soft-links in each users main (INBOX) directory to point to this new location.
> 5) Start up dovecot and mail server.
>
> Am I missing something or maybe there is a better way?
>
2003 Oct 05
3
DMA related disc issues
...such and about two weeks ago I added the second Seagate drive to the system.
Shortly after adding the new drive (but also around the time of a CVSup), the
machine suddenly locked up. This was after about a day and a half of stable
operation, with some serious disk I/O (busy mailing lists, a cpdup from one
drive to the other, etc.). The lockup happened at a time where no obviously
heavy disk I/O was happening, just general usage.
I initially assumed that it was a loose cable and so opened the box up and
re-seated the cables. After this the machine worked fine again for maybe 12
hours...