Thank you very much for your reply! :-)
Trevor Pretty schrieb:
Steven
I had a similar problem back in 2006 when I was first playing with ZFS.
Jeff Bronwick sent me this. It may (or not) help. I'm not sure if the
number is still the inode. If it is a please let zfs-discuss know.
> I've a non-mirrored zfs file systems which shows the status below. I saw
> the thread in the archives about working this out but it looks like ZFS
> messages have changed. How do I find out what file(s) this is?
> [...]
> errors: The following persistent errors have been detected:
>
> DATASET OBJECT RANGE
> LOCAL 28905 3262251008-3262382080
I realize this is a bit lame, but currently the answer is:
find /LOCAL -mount -inum 28905
And yes, we do indeed plan to automate this. ;-)
Jeff
Did your output come from a Solaris system ?
I couldn't find anything about a -mount parameter in the find man page,
what does it do ?
[u...@host ~]$ sudo zpool status -v zpool01
...
errors: Permanent errors have been detected in the following files:
zpool01:<0x3736a>
[u...@host ~]$ sudo find /mnt/zpool01/ -inum 3736a
find: -inum: 3736a: illegal trailing character
[u...@host ~]$ sudo find /mnt/zpool01/ -inum 0x3736a
find: -inum: 0x3736a: illegal trailing character
Apparently, the -inum parameter needs a decimal number:
[u...@host ~]$ sudo find /mnt/zpool01/ -inum 226154
[u...@host ~]$
How could find ever find anything ? The file at that inode as deleted
after all. And even if it did find anything, what would I do with the
result ?
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