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  • Version 7.0.0-beta.2 - Can't empty array disk with mover

    dannen

    By dannen

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    Saw that it's now possible to empty an array disk with mover in the 7.0 beta-2:

    mover start -e diskN |& logger & # where N is [1..28]

    However it does'nt seem to work(no files moved from disk1 to my other 2 disks in the same array) when i try to empty disk 1 in my array by running:

    mover start -e disk1 |& logger & # where N is [1..28]

     

    This is the output in the log after running the above command:

    Jul 14 09:30:58 server root: ionice -c 2 -n 0 nice -n 0 /usr/local/sbin/mover.old start

    Jul 14 09:30:58 server root: mover: started

    Jul 14 09:30:58 server root: mover: finished

     

    Anyone got this working or am i doing something wrong?

     

    Diagnostics file attached

     

    mandarin-diagnostics-20240714-1609.zip

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    chitalov

    "Move" doesn't work in any way for me either. My cache disk was full, I removed the  mover tuning plugin and it works.

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    ChatNoir
    22 minutes ago, chitalov said:

    "Move" doesn't work in any way for me either. My cache disk was full, I removed the  mover tuning plugin and it works.

    Then it is a Mover tuning plugin bug that you should report on the support thread of the plugin :

     

     

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