Hi,
I have around 500gb on my Seafile server and I did start seaf-fsck to check my libraries after a power loss and it has been stuck on a libraries that has around 220GB in it for 4h is that normal?
I’ll go to bed now so I guess that I can see tomorrow if it has been any more progress then but I’m just curios if it should take this long?
hmm it’s still running, this is strange. I did run this command.
/opt/nohatech/seafile-server-latest/seaf-fsck.sh >> /opt/nohatech/logs/seaf-fsck.log &
how can I stop it? running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS I guess it’s stuck somehow.
I did check and the process was not running for some strange reason don’t know why.
but I did re-run the command that I have been writting above and then I did see this run in the background.
seafile 4566 0.0 0.0 12588 3084 pts/0 S 14:36 0:00 /bin/bash /opt/nohatech/seafile-server-latest/seaf-fsck.sh
seafile 4571 16.0 0.1 80528 7840 pts/0 D 14:36 0:25 /opt/nohatech/seafile-server-6.2.3/seafile/bin/seaf-fsck -c /opt/nohatech/ccnet -d /opt/nohatech/seafile-data -F /opt/nohatech/conf
To see what’s running in the background you need to do the following command: ps aux | less
Damn, now I’m spamming this thread but when I’m closing the SSH window after I have used the following command:
/opt/nohatech/seafile-server-latest/seaf-fsck.sh >> /opt/nohatech/logs/seaf-fsck.log &
the command stops running for some strange reason =/
& just sends the process to the background, when exiting the login session it will aswell close all remaining processes assigned to your pts.
Try to use tmux or screen
It likely involves reading a large number of files. Especially with HDD s this can be quite slow.
I’m also running the seaf-fsck.sh program and have just under 1TB of data. It’s been going for a couple hours now but I would probably expect that.
Unfortunately the output is just like below:
[08/28/18 14:22:38] fsck.c(586): Running fsck for repo b45c6955-ce32-4823-b052-2d3ed6dbd974.
[08/28/18 14:22:38] fsck.c(413): Checking file system integrity of repo 6. xxxxxx...
[08/28/18 14:23:01] fsck.c(650): Fsck finished for repo b45c6955.
Would it be possible to have this script output the library count/percentage so I can get a rough guage of how much longer it could take?
. E.g.
[08/28/18 14:22:38] fsck.c(586): ( 10/150) Running fsck for repo b45c6955-ce32-4823-b052-2d3ed6dbd974.
[08/28/18 14:22:38] fsck.c(413): Checking file system integrity of repo 6. xxxxxx...
[08/28/18 14:23:01] fsck.c(650): Fsck finished for repo b45c6955.