Re: Find and delete "broken files/inodes" in ext3

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ok - i wonder whats causing these "broken" files ?

On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 8:45 PM, <santi@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear Srs,

I need to remove some broken files/inodes in ext3 filesystem running Linux
2.6.18, I can't delete using userspace utilitys:

# ls -l /tmp/apspkgarc/
total 0
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? AdvancedPoll-2.03-30.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? Coppermine-1.3.3-45.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? joomla-1.0.12-36.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? Mambo-4.6.2-8.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? osCommerce-2.2ms2-52.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? phpBB-2.0.22-19.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? phpBook-1.50-26.app.zip
?---------  ? ? ? ?           ? WordPress-2.0-21.app.zip

# rm -rf /tmp/apspkgarc
rm: cannot remove directory `/tmp/apspkgarc': Directory not empty


Other times I have solved this problem using debugfs, but I don't know if
it's a secure method to make this:

# umount /dev/i2o/hda4
# debugfs -w /dev/i2o/hda4
debugfs 1.35 (28-Feb-2004)
debugfs: freei /var/run/named.pid

"freei" is a secure method to delete those files?

Also, I'm looking for a method or application to search this type of broken
files, now I'am using this shell one-liners:

export LANG=en_US
find / -type s -prune 2> /tmp/find_broken_files.txt > /dev/null
awk '/No such file or directory/ { print $2; }' /tmp/find_broken_files.txt

All advices are welcome, thanks!!

Regards,

--
Santi Saez

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