Re: data rolled back 5 hours after crash, long fsync running times, watchdog evasion on 5.4.11

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On Sat, Feb 8, 2020 at 5:43 PM Zygo Blaxell
<ce3g8jdj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Upon reboot, the filesystem reverts to its state at the last completed
> transaction 4441796 at #2, which is 5 hours earlier.  Everything seems to
> be intact, but there is no trace of any update to the filesystem after
> the transaction 4441796.  The last 'fi usage' logged before the crash
> and the first 'fi usage' after show 40GB of data and 25GB of metadata
> block groups freed in between.

Is this behavior affected by flushoncommit mount option? i.e. do you
see a difference using flushoncommit vs noflushoncommit? My suspicion
is the problem doesn't happen with noflushoncommit, but then you get
another consequence that maybe your use case can't tolerate?


-- 
Chris Murphy



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