On 1/17/2012 9:16 PM, Raymond Lillard wrote:
> Just make sure you have a verified backup
> before you do anything !!
>
> If it's not backed up data, it's not important data.
This particular system is actually a mirror of a production server,
a CentOS 5.7 (Final), which is also configured the same exact way as far
as the raid goes. The data is already on a different machine. The one
I'm going to be working on is the backup to the main server. So, even
if I don't create a backup, it won't be a total loss as I just have to
mirror it from the main system again. However, that being said, I do
plan on backing it up anyway, just to cover my ass. In a moment of
stupidity, I could very easy reverse the rsync command and end up
deleting everything from the main server instead of mirroring it. :)
> I don't remember what version of the ext filesystem
> was current during the RH7 days, but I would
> seriously consider dumping the raid and reloading
> in onto a newly formatted ext4 filesystem.
Agreed, but I'm also considering redoing the raid. I still can't
come up with a good reason why it was created the way it was. I'm sure
they had their reasons at the time.
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