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Unable to mount, no error #38

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FlorentCoppint opened this issue Oct 13, 2020 · 3 comments
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Unable to mount, no error #38

FlorentCoppint opened this issue Oct 13, 2020 · 3 comments

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@FlorentCoppint
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FlorentCoppint commented Oct 13, 2020

Hi,

I'm using UtahFS on a Debian Buster box.
I'm unable to have a stable filesystem. Sometimes it freezes, self unmount ...

And now, it doesn't want to mount anymore !

I run :
utahfs-client -cfg backup-nas-utahfs.yaml -mount backup-nas-utahfs/ -v

And nothing happen anymore, no error displayed, no directory mounted... Command still run.

Nothing has changed in configuration, I always have .utahfs directory with metadata, pin & wal and S3 server is reachable.

How can I debug this ? How to get a stable file system ?

For information, config contains S3 data + :

keep-metadata: true
wal-parallelism: 4
disk-cache-size: -1
mem-cache-size: -1
archive: false
oram: false
@FlorentCoppint
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FlorentCoppint commented Oct 13, 2020

Using tcpdump, I can see UtahFS-client doing some S3 requests (https encrypted, I can't read them). Will it read/request the 5M+ objects it created ?!

Edit: it seems to be some PUT requests, hope wal is recovering...

@FlorentCoppint
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Sorry for the noise, problem was on my S3 provider side ...

@Bren2010
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Glad you figured it out! Sorry for the delay

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