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*SOLVED* Problem starting lstat match.Po no such file [message #25634]

Fri, 04 January 2008 16:55

JimL
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Registered: February 2007

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vzctl start 225
Starting VE ...
vzquota : (warning) Incorrect quota shutdown for id 225, recalculating disk usage
vzquota : (error) quota check : lstat `match.Po': No such file or directory
vzquota on failed [1]

Is there a way to recover from this?

Jim.

[Updated on: Sun, 06 January 2008 11:52] by Moderator

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Re: Problem starting lstat match.Po no such file [message #25640 is a reply to message #25634]

Sat, 05 January 2008 08:53

vaverin
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Registered: September 2005

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can you try to remove quota file by using 'vzquota drop 225' command? In this case quota will be recalculated automatically when this VE will be started again.

thank you,
Vasily Averin

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Re: Problem starting lstat match.Po no such file [message #25641 is a reply to message #25640]

Sat, 05 January 2008 10:54

JimL
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Registered: February 2007

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root@chinaberry:/vz# vzquota drop 225
root@chinaberry:/vz# vzctl start 225
Starting VE ...
Initializing quota ...
vzquota : (error) quota check : lstat `match.Po': No such file or directory
vzquota init failed [1]

Unfortunately no.

Thanks,
Jim.
Kernel: Linux version 2.6.18-8.1.15.el5.028stab047.1

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Re: Problem starting lstat match.Po no such file [message #25643 is a reply to message #25641]

Sat, 05 January 2008 17:59

vaverin
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In this case could you please strace 'vzctl start'

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Re: Problem starting lstat match.Po no such file [message #25659 is a reply to message #25643]

Sun, 06 January 2008 11:50

JimL
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Registered: February 2007

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OK problem solved. I think my disk is starting to go bad. Per the suggestion on another recent post, I unmounted the offending partition and did an fsck. I had to do it about 8 times to get a clean run. Doesn't bode well for that disk I'm afraid. It has pretty consistant read errors even after rewriting the block.

Anyway I rsynced that partition to another, mounted the new on and all is back to normal.

Thanks,
Jim.

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