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On large data move, server becomes unresponsive

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I was moving about 12GB from ShareA to ShareB. Both are located on the same unRAID server.

 

Check back in a few minutes and find that my move is now stuck at 23%. Check the web UI and it's unresponsive. I've noticed before that when I have an issue with my server, it comes down to when I'm in the middle of a large file move.

 

It seems to me that this is file system corruption. That's what it seems like to me, anyway.

 

However, yesterday I went ahead and followed the XFS for Unraid6 instructions from https://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/Check_Disk_Filesystems#Drives_formatted_with_XFS.

 

For about 14TB of mixed-sized disks (1TB - 5TB) I didn't have a single test take more than about 3 minutes. None of them created anything in lost+found (I assume, since the folder never got created off /).

 

So...assuming I ran xfs_repair correctly, and I believe I did, what else can I do?

What version of unRAID are you running?  The latest beta has a fix for a problem that sounds like yours.

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Looks like I'm running 21, so I'll try 23 when I'm back at home.

 

Is there a good way for me to test this afterwards other than doing a big move and see if I need to power cycle it when it freezes?

If you are on 21, then I think 23 has the fix you need.  I don't know any other way to test it.

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Updated to 23. We'll see what happens. Did one large data move and it was fine, but it doesn't happen anywhere every time. So, we'll see.

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