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Describe the bug
I thought it was a clever idea to have the index files on another hard drive than the data.
But that lead to errors while committing vacuum. The files are now shown with 0 bytes.
Can I somehow "restore" them or are they completely gone??
System Setup
Two mounted devices: /meta is an NVME and /data is a "normal" SSD.
Describe the bug
I thought it was a clever idea to have the index files on another hard drive than the data.
But that lead to errors while committing vacuum. The files are now shown with 0 bytes.
Can I somehow "restore" them or are they completely gone??
System Setup
Two mounted devices:
/meta
is an NVME and/data
is a "normal" SSD.Command:
Version: 3.52
Expected behavior
I could live with a warning/error or something but SeaweedFS should try to handle that without losing data at least.
Screenshots
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