Thanks for answers.
I'll try with some parameters.
On 08/07/2013 04:48 PM, emmanuel segura wrote:
This workaround is not for you, man mkfs.ocfs2 and look the option
-T filesystem-type
Specify how the filesystem is going to be used, so that
mkfs.ocfs2 can chose optimal filesystem parameters for that use. The
supported filesystem types
are:
mail Appropriate for file systems that will host
lots of small files.
datafiles
Appropriate for file systems that will host
a relatively small number of very large files.
vmstore
Appropriate for file systems that will host
Virtual machine images.
2013/8/7 "M.Atıf CEYLAN" <meh...@atifceylan.com
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Count: 243 Next Free Rec: 243
## Total Used Free Block#
0 4096 4096 0 7878657
1 4096 4096 0 11997697
2 4096 4095 1 12126721
3 4096 4095 1 12158977
4 4096 4094 2 933889
5 4096 <tel:5%C2%A0%C2%A0%C2%A0%204096> 4096
0 326657
6 4096 4096 0 327681
7 4096 4096 0 12417025
8 4096 4094 2 329729
9 4096 4091 5 1224193
10 4096 4090 6 1288705
11 4096 4089 7 1320961
12 4096 4096 0 1385473
13 4096 4096 0 1449985
Perhaps, I must increase the cluster size of ocfs2 :(
Is the discontig-bg a workaround for me? If it's a workaround I'll
make creation new volumes with big block size and move the data to
there.
What is your suggestion to me for mkfs.ocfs2 params? Journal size,
cluster size etc.?
(I have 6 volumes and each size is 140GB)
On 08/07/2013 03:49 PM, emmanuel segura wrote:
Ok
Try with this:
debugfs.ocfs2 -n -R "stat //inode_alloc:0000"
Verify that the value "Next Free Rec" is at 0 and the value of
either 0 Free
This indicates that there is no 'more' contiguous space available to
the allocation of new blocks even if there 'space available on the system
The solution to the problem of the allocation of blocks and 'to
activate FEATURES discontig-bg that allows you to allocate
non-contiguous spaces.
The FEATURES you enable 'in this way
tunefs.ocfs2 --fs-features=discontig-bg
2013/8/7 "M.Atıf CEYLAN" <meh...@atifceylan.com
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lot of free space
On 08/07/2013 03:41 PM, emmanuel segura wrote:
df -k?
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On 08/07/2013 02:55 PM, Jochen Spieker wrote:
"M.Atıf CEYLAN":
I have 2 Dovecot servers (as clustered on
ocfs2). I sometimes get
some errors since I installed the sieve plugin.
Sometimes though they are not actually quota
exceeded, I get "Quota
exceeded" error messages.
There is no any disk or file system error/warning.
Where do you expect such a warning to show up? Did
you check all
relevant filesystems with "df -k" and "df -i"?
J.
Inodes are 63% used (max value of results). These errors
shown in dovecot logs.
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