(Illustration by Gaich Muramatsu)
> btw. turning the resolution log back on is done with, > > volutil -h $oldserver setlogparms $replicaid reson 4 In another post I saw you had this: volutil -h $scm setlogparms $replicaid reson 4 logsize 8192 Do I not need to specify a logsize anymore? > The only solution right now is to either flush every object that > exists in the resized volume which purges the stale volume information > from the client cache, or to reinitialize your clients. So for me with > my single testvolume the following worked, If I understand correctly, flushing the cache can cause bad things to happen if you have writes that haven't been committed. Would this be considered a safe process for flushing a volume: $ cfs flushobject volname or to flush all volumes: $ cfs cs $ cfs wr $ cfs reconnect $ cfs strong $ cfs flushcache ? Thanks for the extra help. I'm fixing my scripts and putting the info into the wiki. -- Patrick Walsh eSoft Incorporated 303.444.1600 x3350 http://www.esoft.com/Received on 2005-04-21 15:39:09