Subject: |
RE: Snapshot error |
Author: |
Michael Rogers |
Posted: |
2020-09-18 10:46 |
Takuma,
The DFS (distributed filesystem) is provided by the NFS service on your Control Center master. When your error message comes up, it usually indicates that the NFS service is in a bad way.
The Zenoss Knowledge Base has a good article on staged shutdown and startup:
https://support.zenoss.com/hc/en-us/articles/211783563 This procedure should get NFS playing nicely again. It's worth pointing out that the instructions were written for the enterprise product, Zenoss Resource Manager, and will differ a bit for you.
1. Replace any reference to "Zenoss.resmgr" with "Zenoss.core"
2. If you're running a single-host installation, skip any references to worker nodes or Zookeeper ensemble.
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Michael J. Rogers
Senior Instructor - Zenoss
Austin TX
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Subject: |
RE: Snapshot error |
Author: |
Takuma Fukumoto |
Posted: |
2020-09-25 02:01 |
Michael Thanks for the reply.
I tried the steps in the knowledge base and it didn't work.
But I found the error during the steps in the startup sequence.
W0923 02:09:36.357196 33635 status.go:207] Error getting driver status for path /opt/serviced/var/volumes: strconv.Pa
rseUint: parsing "1B-ブロック": invalid syntax
W0923 02:09:36.357278 33635 status.go:216] nil status returned for path /opt/serviced/var/volumes
time="2020-09-23T02:09:36Z" level=error msg="Unexpected error getting volume status" location="storagestatsreporter.g
o:80" logger=stats
I assumed that this error is caused by the language setting witch I choosed Japanese at the OS installattion.
And I reinstalled in the English OS it worked fine. Thanks for the advice.
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Takuma Fukumoto
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