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Subject: [Bug 13536] crash while copying atime with touch
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:32:59 GMT
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Christian Kujau changed:
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--- Comment #15 from Christian Kujau 2009-08-18 07:32:56 ---
> Jun 14 11:20:07 scaleo smartd[4022]: Device: /dev/sda [SAT], SMART Usage
> Attribute: 194 Temperature_Celsius changed from 123 to 112
This should be the raw value of the SMART temperature attribute, not the real
value. Elmar, you should nevertheless check the temperature of your drives and
for hardware errors in general (cabling, bad memory, hot components, etc) to
rule out hardware issues. It may well be that the CPU is getting warmer than
usual when executing the script and the box just powers off for safety reasons.
> find . -print0| while read -d $'\000' file; do
> echo $file >>/mnt/timestamped.ok
> touch -r "$file" -a "/mnt/ptgsuse-new/$file"
> done
So, you basically create new files in /mnt/ptgsuse-new, with a refrence
timestamp of the file found in /mnt/ptgsuse? Or do the files in
/mnt/ptgsuse-new exist already and you're just changing atimes?
> cd $MNT1
> find . -xdev ! -type l -exec touch -r '{}' -a $MNT2/'{}' \; \
-exec echo '{}' >> $HOME/timestamped.ok \;
I've run this one a few times with already existing files in the other
filesystem (MNT2), no errors or powerdowns so far (vanilla, latest git).
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