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what is a "find stat() error"
I'm searching for an oracle emtab file.
I do a find / -name emtab -print and the first result gives me find: stat() error /apps/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.9/bin/console.txt: I/O error Can someone explain what this error means? thanks, |
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find works by calling either ftw() or nftw() - these functions traverse a file tree, and return the results from a stat() call for every file found.
stat is a system call that returns metadata about a file - size, last modification date, permissions, etc. I/O errors occur when the filesystem metadata has a problem or the disk(s) has bad sectors, etc. |
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