Am 07.02.20 um 17:26 schrieb o1bigtenor: > On Fri, Feb 7, 2020 at 9:53 AM Reindl Harald <h.reindl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> Am 07.02.20 um 16:49 schrieb o1bigtenor: >>> Running a Raid-10 array made up of 4 - 1 TB drives on a debian testing >>> (11) system. >>> mdadm - v4.1 - 2018-10-01 is the version being used. >>> >>> Some weirdness is happening - - - vis a vis - - - I have one directory >>> (not small) that has disappeared. I last accessed said directory >>> (still have the pdf open which is how I could get this information) >>> 'Last accessed 2020-01-19 6:32 A.M.' as indicated in the 'Properties' >>> section of the file in question. >>> >>> Has been suggested to me that I make the array read only until this is resolved. >>> I have space on the the array on a different system to recover this array. >>> Suggestions on how to do both of the above would be aprreciated >> >> directories on a filesystem on top of a RAID don't disappear silently - >> my bet is a simple drag&drop move or deletion aka PEBCAK > > I checked with bash - - history and in about 500 items there is no mention of > such. Looked in log files and can't find anything either. Quite > puzzling - - - - > that's why I'm asking here. > > And yes - - - I am aware that all too often I'm the problem. I've > gotten a lot more > careful that I was even 5 years ago - - - grin. if you shave no system error showing any evidence you are wrong here - even if it would be true witout any errors message you are wrong here because it's the same as asking if your neighbours dog pissed on your wall even with a filesystem error you are wrong here and it's impossible that the raid forget about exactly one folder because that layer don't now about folders and the FS would puke if a complete area desiapperas at running fsck - period
