Solaris

Thank you for the reply. Please let me know what can be done in order to resolve this issue.

Hello,

YES prash358

i think that it's filesystem problem or just file problem :P

you have problem with this file "/var/tmp/http-tmpfiles/file-03450608-14620.jpg"

Code:

28673:  fstat64(2, 0xFFBFE2C8)                          = 0
find28673:      write(2, " f i n d", 4)                         = 4
: stat() error 28673:   write(2, 0x0001436E, 15)                        = 15
28673:     :   s t a t ( )   e r r o r  
/var/tmp/http-tmpfiles/file-03450608-14620.jpg28673:   write(2, 0x00028F7D, 47)                        = 47
28673:     / v a r / t m p / h t t p - t m p f i l e s / p h o t o - 0 3 4
28673:     5 0 6 0 8 - 1 4 6 2 0 . j p g
: 28673:        write(2, " :  ", 2)                             = 2
No such file or directory28673: write(2, 0xFF2D0112, 25)                        = 25
28673:     N o   s u c h   f i l e   o r   d i r e c t o r y

test these propositions:
- you use user other than root (can you execute you "find" command with root user
- can you check if this "/var/tmp/http-tmpfiles/file-03450608-14620.jpg" file existe (check it with ls, lsattr)
- can you check if other process use the file (fuser, lsof)
- can you umount your /var/tmp and run fsck on it
- the last solution it's to delete this file and execute your find (but you can do this in the first if it's urgent)
(if you cannot delete this file, find her i-node and delete it by her i-node)
(i can give you these command if you want)

I am unable to find this file on the machine.

use "ls -li" command if you don't have result run fsck on your filesystem, you need to unmount your filesystem

Is the file name reported in the error message always the same when you run the find command ?

If i want to run fsck on mirrored partition, what exactly do i need to follow?

I need to run fsck on /var and it is mirrored partition. Please assist.

Before going the fsck way, have you check if the file name reported in the error message is always the same when you run the find command ?