It is strange you see it... dpt is directory prefix table. Try to do nsrck -L6 for that client and see if that makes any difference (if file is gone). I assume when you saw dpt file no backup was active for that index space?
does that file exist after backup completion ? or only while the backup is running ?
- this file should not exist while the backup is running , I think it is one of the index conversation temp files
it should not also grow to that size , it should normally be big , but not that big ! how many directories do you have on the File system that is being backed up ?
Does that file system host any Automatic Build application like Jenkins
I must say that I did see such problem happening , but only when the FS was used by a software automation build/test tools , where the created directory structure is very complex and sometimes "circular"
- if this File size is blocking the operation of the NW server host by filling up the NW server FS , then you must stop the backup or abort the NDMP backup process (nsrndmp_save)
- is this problem consistent ? or only intermittent
ble1
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September 30th, 2015 07:00
It is strange you see it... dpt is directory prefix table. Try to do nsrck -L6 for that client and see if that makes any difference (if file is gone). I assume when you saw dpt file no backup was active for that index space?
sokundu
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January 7th, 2016 02:00
The client is a NDMP client.
shareef2
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January 7th, 2016 04:00
Hi
does that file exist after backup completion ? or only while the backup is running ?
- this file should not exist while the backup is running , I think it is one of the index conversation temp files
it should not also grow to that size , it should normally be big , but not that big ! how many directories do you have on the File system that is being backed up ?
Does that file system host any Automatic Build application like Jenkins
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Meet+Jenkins
I must say that I did see such problem happening , but only when the FS was used by a software automation build/test tools , where the created directory structure is very complex and sometimes "circular"
- if this File size is blocking the operation of the NW server host by filling up the NW server FS , then you must stop the backup or abort the NDMP backup process (nsrndmp_save)
- is this problem consistent ? or only intermittent
regards
Shareef
ble1
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January 7th, 2016 07:00
Yes, we know that from the title of this thread
My question was something else.