> > Yikes. You have corrupt files on disk. Have you had > hardware problem > > or OS crashes lately? Or running some funky beta-version of a > > filesystem > > ;-) > > > > nah .. ext3 and no crashes
Interesting. Because it really sounds like your filesystem just dropped a file, which normally shouldn't happen :-) > > Also, what version of pg is this? Is it a large/old > database, and if > > so are you vacuum:ing regularly? > > > > vacuum stopped running because of the problem ^^ What version pg? > the advice to re-initdb wa a bit too late ... did it the blunt way ;-) :-) > > You'll definitly want to do an extra round of fsck on your > filesystem, > > probably with badblocks checking enabled. > > > > can't really do that right now, and since syslog did hold 0 > messages from disk problems i don't think it's the hardware anyway What kind of disk is it? If it's IDE, that's quite normal - there can be plenty of failures before it's detected... //Magnus _______________________________________________ Bacula-users mailing list Bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-users
