On 2022-02-21 11:46, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Following a failure of a storage device, I have a number of records
marked as ‘read-only’ in the database.
The backup jobs has been moved to a new storage so these records are
now redundant and I’d like to clean them out.
I looked through bconsole commands but didn’t find a command to do
this except by finding volumes with read only status and deleting them
one by one. Is there a semi-automated way to find and delete read-only
records?
Hi Chris
I think that bconsole delete command would not accept more than
one volume name or volume id.
You could get the list of your read-only volumes from the database
and then use shell one-liner which would send the delete command
through bconsole in a loop.
Instead of retrieving the list of volumes from the database you
could also get them from bconsole + some grepping or awking.
Something like this would give you the list of the names of your
volumes in the Read-Only state from all available pools (you might
want to limit the list to a specific pool using pool=your-pool-name):
echo "list volumes" | bconsole | grep Read-Only | awk '{print $4}'
Then you can take that list of volume names and in a similar manner
call bconsole tool with the delete command in a loop.
Regards!
--
Josip Deanovic
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