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тАО11-30-2006 11:42 AM
тАО11-30-2006 11:42 AM
Hello,
I would like to know regarding "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file.
[ENVIRONMENT]
Tru64 UNIX V5.1B BL25
2Gbytes Memory, 4G swap system.
[SITUATION]
He found the temporary file when he execute vrestore command.
The file is "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file at restored directory.
According to him, the file continue to increase and decrease the size.
He afraid that the file system become full due to temporary file.
[QUESTION ]
- Have you ever heard this phenomenon ?
- Could you tell me the max size of "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file ?
The data he attempt to restore is about 20G bytes.
- Is there possibility to generate the temporary file when we using gtar command ?
If so, could you tell me the max size of temporally file ?
Thank you for advice.
Best Regards.
/Minoru.Asano
I would like to know regarding "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file.
[ENVIRONMENT]
Tru64 UNIX V5.1B BL25
2Gbytes Memory, 4G swap system.
[SITUATION]
He found the temporary file when he execute vrestore command.
The file is "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file at restored directory.
According to him, the file continue to increase and decrease the size.
He afraid that the file system become full due to temporary file.
[QUESTION ]
- Have you ever heard this phenomenon ?
- Could you tell me the max size of "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file ?
The data he attempt to restore is about 20G bytes.
- Is there possibility to generate the temporary file when we using gtar command ?
If so, could you tell me the max size of temporally file ?
Thank you for advice.
Best Regards.
/Minoru.Asano
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тАО11-30-2006 06:26 PM
тАО11-30-2006 06:26 PM
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Hi,
- Have you ever heard this phenomenon ?
Yes, vrestore will create this tmp file and it will be created in the restore dir. The file will eventually be deleted just before the vrestore exits.
- Could you tell me the max size of _vrestore_tmp.PID" file ? The data he attempt to restore is about 20G bytes.
Number of dirs x 512 bytes.
Generally it is suggested to have 10% more space in your restore dir. So pl. ensure you have 22GB free space at least for this restore.
- Is there possibility to generate the temporary file when we using gtar command ?
If so, could you tell me the max size of temporally file ?
I guess tar would create a similar tmp file in /tmp area.
Hope this helps.
-Srinivas
- Have you ever heard this phenomenon ?
Yes, vrestore will create this tmp file and it will be created in the restore dir. The file will eventually be deleted just before the vrestore exits.
- Could you tell me the max size of _vrestore_tmp.PID" file ? The data he attempt to restore is about 20G bytes.
Number of dirs x 512 bytes.
Generally it is suggested to have 10% more space in your restore dir. So pl. ensure you have 22GB free space at least for this restore.
- Is there possibility to generate the temporary file when we using gtar command ?
If so, could you tell me the max size of temporally file ?
I guess tar would create a similar tmp file in /tmp area.
Hope this helps.
-Srinivas
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тАО12-04-2006 07:42 PM
тАО12-04-2006 07:42 PM
Re: Regarding "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file size.
Hello,
Thank you for quick reply and answer.
Can I ask some question again ?
[QUESTION]
- Is there any possibility to change the "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file name ?
For example, the file name was changed during restore data, so on.
If so, what is naming rule ?
- Could you tell the mechanism for function of temporary file more ?
The customer concerned the temporary file size.
Thank you for advice.
Best Regards.
/Minoru.Asano
Thank you for quick reply and answer.
Can I ask some question again ?
[QUESTION]
- Is there any possibility to change the "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file name ?
For example, the file name was changed during restore data, so on.
If so, what is naming rule ?
- Could you tell the mechanism for function of temporary file more ?
The customer concerned the temporary file size.
Thank you for advice.
Best Regards.
/Minoru.Asano
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тАО12-04-2006 09:28 PM
тАО12-04-2006 09:28 PM
Re: Regarding "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file size.
[QUESTION]
- Is there any possibility to change the "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file name ?
For example, the file name was changed during restore data, so on.
Rename it but place it on the same mounted fileset.
If so, what is naming rule ?
No rule as such.
- Could you tell the mechanism for function of temporary file more ?
But what is the intent of rename a tmp file?
Are you going low on the diskspace and so you want to mv it to a different mounted fileset?
No. not possible. Since vrestore uses the open file descriptor for this file for the first level scan of the data to be restored. It basically creates a record of 512 bytes for each dir that it encounters in the dump. That is how I said this tmp file size will be (number of dirs in the dump x 512) bytes.
-Srinivas
- Is there any possibility to change the "_vrestore_tmp.PID" file name ?
For example, the file name was changed during restore data, so on.
Rename it but place it on the same mounted fileset.
If so, what is naming rule ?
No rule as such.
- Could you tell the mechanism for function of temporary file more ?
But what is the intent of rename a tmp file?
Are you going low on the diskspace and so you want to mv it to a different mounted fileset?
No. not possible. Since vrestore uses the open file descriptor for this file for the first level scan of the data to be restored. It basically creates a record of 512 bytes for each dir that it encounters in the dump. That is how I said this tmp file size will be (number of dirs in the dump x 512) bytes.
-Srinivas
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