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deamon doesn't start after crash - leveldb manifest corrupted #1496

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jojo05 opened this Issue Mar 22, 2016 · 3 comments

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jojo05 commented Mar 22, 2016

I am running 0.17.0 on Fedora rawhide. After a crash, the deamon fails to start (see message below).
What is the recommended procedure to recover from this ?
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level=error msg="Error opening memory series storage: leveldb: manifest corrupted (field 'comparer'): missing [file=MANIFEST-000445]" source="main.go:139"

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beorn7 commented Mar 22, 2016

Unless you know how to fix a corrupted leveldb, there is nothing you can do, unfortunately.

LevelDB corruptions upon crashes are rare but if they happen, they essentially mean you have to nuke your storage and start from scratch.

See #651 to track efforts of allowing hot backups.

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linuxtim commented Jan 30, 2017

A google search turned up this issue.

Unless you know how to fix a corrupted leveldb, there is nothing you can do

For anyone else who also hits this issue - you may want to try the procedure detailed here: http://ceph.com/planet/how-to-repair-a-leveldb-database/

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