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Operating Systems Linux Can't hanlde files in certain directories Post 302950718 by black_fender on Tuesday 28th of July 2015 07:48:07 AM

07-28-2015

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Peasant

Does find returns results ?

Code:

find /cpc_uat -type f

ls should return results, but when you have large number of files it will be slow.
3000 files is not a big number, so that should work fairly fast. I suspect a much higher number of files in specified directories.

Hi Peasant!

Thanks for the reply. it was a typo, I ment 28349. That;s the number of inodes used on that FS. I tried your command and it also got stuck. But I think it was a FS problem, because I umounted it and checked it with fsck and it found some errors:

Code:

/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 1474610, i_size is 9835956, should be 9842688.  FIXED.
/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 1474610, i_blocks is 19296, should be 19256.  FIXED.
/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 1770350, i_size is 9835956, should be 9842688.  FIXED.
/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 1770350, i_blocks is 19264, should be 19256.  FIXED.
/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 1771268, i_size is 1170832887, should be 1170841600.  FIXED.
/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 3016246, i_size is 1733108917, should be 1733115904.  FIXED.
/dev/mapper/cpc_uat_app-cpc_uat: Inode 3016246, i_blocks is 3388352, should be 3388312.  FIXED.

After this I mounted back the FS and everything worked.

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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