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| '''Recover volumes in HPSS''' | '''Recover volumes in HPSS''' | ||
| '''Recover means: stage all files from the secondary copy and re-write the primary copy''' | |||
|  Call "man recover" on the core server to see a detailed description of the hpss "recover" tool |  Call "man recover" on the core server to see a detailed description of the hpss "recover" tool | ||
| '''1. Recover the whole volume in HPSS | '''1. Recover the whole volume in HPSS''' | ||
|  1.1 Log in on the active HPSS core server  |  1.1 Log in on the active HPSS core server  | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 27 November 2018
Recover volumes in HPSS Recover means: stage all files from the secondary copy and re-write the primary copy
Call "man recover" on the core server to see a detailed description of the hpss "recover" tool
1. Recover the whole volume in HPSS
1.1 Log in on the active HPSS core server 1.2 /opt/hpss/bin/recover -i1 -v "volume_name" > /var/hpss/tmp/volume_name_recover_out.txt 2>&1 & 1.3 check the output file /var/hpss/tmp/volume_name_recover_out.txt 1.4 recover creates an additional report file: /var/hpss/tmp/recover.volume_name.report.txt, take a look at it Note: it could be a long running process depending on how much files have to be recovered 1.5 The status of the running recovery process can be checked at any time with: /opt/hpss/bin/recover --status -i1 -v TK071300 1.6 /opt/hpss/bin/recover -i1 -l list all running recovery processes
2. Reclaim or discard the repacked cartridges
!!!to be described!!!
