From: Simon B. <ho...@si...> - 2003-10-02 04:31:25
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Hi Edwin, To cut a long story short the problem turned out to be a mounted samba directory. The Windows servers has been re-organised so that the mounted location had moved. This resulted in an input/ouput error if any GNU command (in this case "find") tried to access it, even though the /mnt directory was excluded. Re-pointing the samba share to its new location fixed the problem. Thanks, SimonB Edwin Huffstutler wrote: >[ Simon J. Blandford wrote: ] > > >>buffer (writer): write of data failed: Input/output error >>bytes to write=32768, bytes written=-1, total written 5841504K >>afio: "-" [offset 5728m+576k+0]: Fatal error: >>afio: "-": Broken pipe >> >> > >How big are your tapes? "buffer" died while trying to write a chunk of >data, at about 5.7GB worth. > >You might also check syslog messages to see if the tape driver had anything >to say. (Something like that is more likely, because for a tape full you >get an ENOSPACE message usually not an EIO) > >If the driver seems ok and the tape wasn't full, maybe try with "buffer" >set to off to check that that isn't the problem. (it'll be slower, but >it'll be the same data on the tape) > > > > |