I inherited a backup server that does backups to disk. The problem
is that the /nsr directory is located on the same ZFS pool as the
backups, so when the space ran out for the backups, the /nsr directory
also ran out of space.
All the networker processes are unresponsive. I tried a
nsr_shutdown -f , but that doesn't do anything. I have tried
manually killing nsrd, ie kill <nsrd_pid>, but that doesn't work.
At this point I will probably have to reboot the server.
I have some free space on another partition, where I can
move some of the indexes. How much space is needed in the
/nsr directory?
What do I need to order get network running again, so I
can clean up some of the disk space?
I'm not overly familiar with networker. I'm running
Solaris 10 update 3 with networker 7.3,REV=364.
File system:
tank 16T 87G 250M 100% /nsr
tank/disk1 16T 6.6T 250M 100% /nsr/disk1
tank/disk2 16T 7.2T 250M 100% /nsr/disk2
tank/disk3 16T 2.1T 250M 100% /nsr/disk3
Thanks,
Kevin