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Originally posted by fctech
The problems you have seen with foxcounter in recent days have been related to a disk error.
Initially the database process was halting due to what appeared to be some corrupt data. So, we dumped all the data out and reloaded it all (for the technically minded the database is in InnoDB files) which is the only way to 'clean' any corrupt database files. In the process, we also upgraded the db software to the latest version. This all happened during the 48hr downtime that was mentioned above. It seems that this reloading and upgrade haven't solved the problem. The db process is still exiting unexpectedly so we are now in the process of running some diagnostics to determine whether it is a problem with the scsi drive or something a little less sinister (like the drive needs to be scanned for bad sectors and have the bad sectors marked as such).
So .... please bear with us while we sort this out. As you can imagine, it is a large and fairly complex setup we have here. I am hoping that we can just find a few bad sectors on the disk.
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wow, do you own Foxcounter?