Hi Andrew,
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 06:21:40PM +0100, pginfo wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I am using pg 7.3.4 on linuz red hat 7.3 and reiserFS.
>
> How sure are you that your patch level for your kernel is good? ISTR
> some issues with reiserfs on some versions of the recent kernels, but
> there've been so many filesystem problems with Linux over the last
> couple years that my recollection is probably not all it might be.
>
I do not have made any patchin on my kernel.I used the standart reiserfs
with my linux distro.
If it exists better filesystem I am ready to use it.
Also I have bad had bad results with ext3. In general I need journal file
system.
> Anyway, I would start wondering about hardware. Try badblocks on
> your disk. Note that to produce useful results, you may have to do
> the destructive tests. You'll be wanting to back up your data first.
I can not:). If I try pg_dump the pg crashes.One of my problems is to
restore this data if possible.
I have a cron script that makes pg_dump every 3 h., but it is not possible
to collect
the missing data, because we have many users.
From this position I spoke, that I need to be sure that pg is very stable.
> There have been occasional reports of clog files being destroyed --
> search the archives for some quick fixes, but note that you are
> likely to have some inconsistent data.
Any idea for fixing this data is wellcome. I will check the data
inconsistent.
> So far, all the problems have
> been attributable to hardware, but nobody is ruling out a bug, if it
> is reproducable.
We used the system 30 days without any reboot or stop. The last one was for
java upgrade and do not any problems.We do not have any changes in hardware
( I will not say it is not hardware).
> I think Tom Lane is especially interested in
> looking at cases like this; or he was last time I talked to him about
> it.
>
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regards,
ivan.