Closed darrepac closed 1 year ago
Sorry to hear that. Can running sqlite3 /lomo/var/assets.db 'select count(*) from asset'
inside docker output right number?
Also does it work after restart?
sqlite3 /lomo/var/assets.db 'select count(*) from asset'
Sorry to hear that. Can running
sqlite3 /lomo/var/assets.db 'select count(*) from asset'
inside docker output right number?
No it seems, it is removing all my files from the database: now 8050, while I imported about 40k files successfully some days ago :(
Also does it work after restart?
Yes the container started well the second try
yes, I remember you imported using --no-move
option, which will keep your original file untouched. One possibility is somehow that directory was not mounted correctly one time, and inconsistency check thought they were removed, thus clean them. We need discuss a solution internally to cover this case.
well in fact, all data and running dockers are on the same disk.... just an other directory and I did not want to replicate data, that's why I used the --no-move
option. So it should not be a mounting issue as in that case, nothing would run.
But yes, it seems something makes it think data have been deleted...
I let you investigate.
@dwebfan , any update on this?
now lomod won't auto remove database records if the files are not existing in file system, so this problem should be fixed now.
close it now, feel free to reopen if it still happens.
Hello
I had to restart the lomorage docker and it failed with the following in the logs:
Any hints... may-be it will restart next