Open shimomuramnxlab opened 6 years ago
could you enable --debug_s3 and see which 4xx error it's getting, and what were the requests that were causing the errors?
I tried to enable --debug_s3 option. But, I think only --debug_fuse option is enabled.
version.
[root@AP2 ~]# go version
go version go1.9.2 linux/amd64
[root@AP2 ~]# goofys -v
goofys version 0.19.0-use `make build' to fill version hash correctly
What I have set are as follows. /etc/fstab
/usr/local/go/bin/goofys#mobeix-images-4213-0238-5942 /opt/Process-jboss-eap-6.4/welcome-content/mobeiximages fuse _netdev,allow_other,--region=ap-northeast-1,--file-mode=0666,--debug_fuse,--debug_s3,--uid=1000,--gid=1000 0 0
I will attach a syslog, so check it.
Thanks.
could you try running goofys in the foreground manually with --debug_s3?
I try running goofys in the foregground.
attach log file. so please check it. goofys_debug.log1.gz
Thanks.
the only 4xx error is 404 for dir blobs which is normal. What version of goofys is this?
I use goofys version 0.19.0.
[ec2-user@AP2 ~]$ goofys -v
goofys version 0.19.0-use `make build' to fill version hash correctly
the crash is a regression from the fix of #279, need to think about a clean way to fix this
if you use the tagged 0.19.0 instead of master, you should be able to avoid this problem
Thanks for replying.
I installed the v0.19.0 in the next procedure. 1) go get github.com/kahing/goofys 2) cd go / src / github.com / kahing / goofys 3) git checkout v0.19.0 4) go install
I think the problem seems to be solved. I will look at the situation for one or two weeks.
hi kahing.
I mount S3 bucket as a file system using goofys in the AWS environment.
Goofys may stop if you move a large number of files to the mount point and refer recursively with the tree or ls - ltR command.
The output of the debug log is as follows.
When checking the request metrics of S3 at the time when goofys stopped in CloudWatch, 4xx error occurred in large quantities.
Can you help me in resolving this issue? Thanks.