• [6.10.0-rc7] Unable to schedule btrfs scrubs for cache pools

    greenflash24

    By greenflash24

      • Solved Minor

    The same issue was also present in -rc3, -rc4 and -rc5.

     

     

    As the title says I am unable to schedule btrfs scrubs. I can choose for example "weekly" then hit "apply" but this change is not gettinge saved / applied. I can reproduce this issue with all of my three btrfs cache pools (single device, raid1 and raid10).

     

    I have recorded a short video to show this behavior I am experiencing:

     

     

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    greenflash24

    I have powered down my server pluged the flash drive into my windows pc and ran a file system check: --> no errors were found.

     

    After booting my Unraid Server again, i tried if i could change other settings (for example SMART temperature settings within a cache pool), and they were all saved successfully. Just not the scrub scheduling.

     

    I also doubt that my flash drive is faulty, as i have replaced it a few months ago.

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    greenflash24

    @bonienl I have recently noticed, that the scheduling for the scrubs are indeed beeing saved correctly and they are also executed.

     

    I can see this from the syslog:

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    So the only problem, which still persists is, that the schedule which is currently set for a pool is not shown.

    Instead it shows always "disables" though there is actually a schedule set. So this should be fixed anyway.

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    bonienl
    1 hour ago, greenflash24 said:

    So the only problem, which still persists is, that the schedule which is currently set for a pool is not shown.

    This is working fine for me (tested on different browsers).

    It must be something to your browser. Try incognito mode of the browser, and see if that makes a difference.

     

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    greenflash24

    Sorry, also no luck with different Browsers and incognito mode.

    I have now not only tried Chrome, but also firefox, both also tested with incongnito.

     

    I have even booted a clean ubuntu-live image and tried the included firefox there, still no luck.

     

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    Could it be anything else? Maybe the name of my cache pool causes issues (it includes a "-" in the name)?

     

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    bonienl

    I can replicate your issue when changing to a name which has a "-" in it.

    Working on a fix.

    Thx for testing.

     

    Made a fix.

     

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    greenflash24
    29 minutes ago, bonienl said:

    I can replicate your issue when changing to a name which has a "-" in it.

    Thx for testing.

    Your welcome 👍

     

    29 minutes ago, bonienl said:

    Made a fix.

    Thank you a lot!

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