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2011-07-14
10:47
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Not able to inventorying files or folders with NRM for Linux
Hello,
I´m not able to inventorying files or folders with Novell Remote Manager on OES2 SP3. All actually updates installed In the past it was no problem. We are running four OES2 SP3 Servers, all with the same problem. It seems that an update causes this problem, because the error doesn’t exist before.
I show you exactly what i would like to to.
In Remote Manager in the column “View File System” I choose “Volume Inventory” and the desired volume. Nothing happens, the CPU utilitization reaches 100%. I can wait hours but the Inventory Report never appears. This problem doesn’t exist on our 15 Netware servers.
In the following picture you can see the problem:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster vng1wlpn.jpg
Here you can see the same on Netware where it works:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster 962cly92.jpg
It´s very important for me to counting the files and folders. I have to do this every day for backup control.
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Andreas Schier
I´m not able to inventorying files or folders with Novell Remote Manager on OES2 SP3. All actually updates installed In the past it was no problem. We are running four OES2 SP3 Servers, all with the same problem. It seems that an update causes this problem, because the error doesn’t exist before.
I show you exactly what i would like to to.
In Remote Manager in the column “View File System” I choose “Volume Inventory” and the desired volume. Nothing happens, the CPU utilitization reaches 100%. I can wait hours but the Inventory Report never appears. This problem doesn’t exist on our 15 Netware servers.
In the following picture you can see the problem:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster vng1wlpn.jpg
Here you can see the same on Netware where it works:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster 962cly92.jpg
It´s very important for me to counting the files and folders. I have to do this every day for backup control.
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Andreas Schier
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Skylon5000

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2011-07-14
11:00
Sorry the link was not correct:
Working NRM:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster 962cly92.jpg
NRM with the problem:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster vng1wlpn.jpg
Working NRM:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster 962cly92.jpg
NRM with the problem:
BilderHoster.net - Dein Bilderhoster vng1wlpn.jpg
Skylon5000

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2011-07-14
11:03
Sorry i´m not able to link my pictures. Sorry for that.


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2011-07-14
13:20
On 14.07.2011 12:06, Skylon5000 wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I´m not able to inventorying files or folders with Novell Remote
> Manager on OES2 SP3.
Yep. Volume inventory and all related activities in NRM are severely
broken in/since SP3. I suggest you open a SR, that's the only way forward.
CU,
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>
> Hello,
>
> I´m not able to inventorying files or folders with Novell Remote
> Manager on OES2 SP3.
Yep. Volume inventory and all related activities in NRM are severely
broken in/since SP3. I suggest you open a SR, that's the only way forward.
CU,
--
Massimo Rosen
Novell Knowledge Partner
No emails please!
http://www.cfc-it.de
CU,
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Massimo Rosen
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2011-07-14
14:52
There's a problem with the May 2011 Maint. patch where NRM inventory will take FOREVER (okay my words) to load. It will eventually inventory, but it will sometimes timeout
I've got some volumes so large, that the inventory won't complete before NRM times out.
😞
I've got some volumes so large, that the inventory won't complete before NRM times out.
😞
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2011-07-14
16:30
kjhurni;2121366 wrote:
There's a problem with the May 2011 Maint. patch where NRM inventory will take FOREVER (okay my words) to load. It will eventually inventory, but it will sometimes timeout
I've got some volumes so large, that the inventory won't complete before NRM times out.
😞
Yes, absolutly the same here. Small volumes with not so many files, will be inventoried. But large volumes with 1 million files or more timed out. I have a ticket open. But they are so busy, i have been waiting for 5 weeks. They have no solution in the moment. It´s very bad, because i mirror files from one server to the other and i have to compare the files on both volumes. Does anyone know another way to do that quickly ?
Thank you guys.
Andreas


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2011-07-15
21:33
To be honest, it's faster to use native linux commands to just get a file listing output and file sizes (but not ownership)
I sent off an email to the person who gave me the test patches but haven't heard back at all.
I think the NRM team is really understaffed what with NetWare to OES (ie, they removed a large portion of features, hence removing staff), and the Attachmate acquisition which let a lot of people go as well
I sent off an email to the person who gave me the test patches but haven't heard back at all.
I think the NRM team is really understaffed what with NetWare to OES (ie, they removed a large portion of features, hence removing staff), and the Attachmate acquisition which let a lot of people go as well


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2011-07-15
21:34
Oh, I'd post a message in that "ask a technical services manager" with your SR# and maybe they can get some people working on it. But I have a feeling it'll be in developments hands and that's where things slow down.


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2011-07-16
13:24
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:36:02 +0000, Skylon5000 wrote:
> Yes, absolutly the same here. Small volumes with not so many files, will
> be inventoried. But large volumes with 1 million files or more timed
> out. I have a ticket open. But they are so busy, i have been waiting for
> 5 weeks. They have no solution in the moment.
You might post this over in the "talk to a support manager" forum if
you're not happy with the (lack of...) results on your SR so far.
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> Yes, absolutly the same here. Small volumes with not so many files, will
> be inventoried. But large volumes with 1 million files or more timed
> out. I have a ticket open. But they are so busy, i have been waiting for
> 5 weeks. They have no solution in the moment.
You might post this over in the "talk to a support manager" forum if
you're not happy with the (lack of...) results on your SR so far.
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2011-07-18
09:42
kjhurni;2121796 wrote:
To be honest, it's faster to use native linux commands to just get a file listing output and file sizes (but not ownership)
I sent off an email to the person who gave me the test patches but haven't heard back at all.
I think the NRM team is really understaffed what with NetWare to OES (ie, they removed a large portion of features, hence removing staff), and the Attachmate acquisition which let a lot of people go as well
Hello to all,
thank you to this point. kjhurni, i´m looking for a few native linux commands. I found this: ls -laR | wc -l. But the result can´t be true. The server has 150000 files aprox., but the command gives 520000. Does anyone know a command, which gives me the count from the files and size only. No more needed.
Thank you
Andreas
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2011-07-18
10:23
Ok i found this: find . -type f | wc -l. With this command i´m able to count the files. I compared the source with target. It works perfect. The count is 100% true. But at last i need a command to compare the size of the ammount of files (In the File Inventory from NRM that is "Space in Use". The reason for that: The count of files is not 100% sure, because some files can be corrupted and so it´s important to know the "Space in Use". Maybe anyone know this.
Thank you
Andreas
Thank you
Andreas
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2011-07-18
11:26
Ok for the folder size (Space in Use) i found this: "du -shm". But something is not 100% correct. I told you that i´m able to count via NRM when the folder are not too big. So i counted a folder with 2443 files. The "find . -type f | wc -l" command gives the correct count of 2443 files. For the folder size the "du -shm" command gives 276991MB but NRM gives 276985MB. Where are the 6MB. 😉 Any ideas ?
Thank you Andreas
Thank you Andreas