Hi,
I've got a doozey for you. I've written a java app that
touches
NRMServerInventory.xml to start a server inventory. I've
noticed some
strange values for sizes of volumes/files show up in the
resulting
Volume-Inventory.xml files... This seems to only happen on
nss volumes and
is more pronounced on volumes that are housed on our SAN.
Here's an
example:
Traditional volume: (accurate)
<Volume_Inventory name="SYS">
<Directory_Count>3366</Directory_Count>
<File_Count>56653</File_Count>
<Space_Used>5344984811</Space_Used>
( Note that the <VSPACE_USED> corresponds to the
<usedSize> value returned
from an inquiry to _admin:Manage_NSS\manage.cmd for the
basic pool info --
I had my java program tag it onto the end of the
volume-inventory.xml
file. )
NSS volume on local disk array:
<Volume_Inventory name="WORK">
<Directory_Count>19583</Directory_Count>
<File_Count>329677</File_Count>
<Space_Used>183492848454</Space_Used>
(170.891032 gigabytes)
.
<VSPACE_USED>174469357568</VSPACE_USED>
(162.487251 gigabytes) (probably in
purgeable space... not worried about the difference)
NSS volume on SAN:
<Volume_Inventory name="CAS">
<Directory_Count>26812</Directory_Count>
<File_Count>411449</File_Count>
<Space_Used>1259129164273</Space_Used>
(1.1451713 TB !!!) <-something's wrong
.
<VSPACE_USED>101737279488</VSPACE_USED>
(94.7502251 GB)
I've been boggled all day as to how in the world this could
happen... It
looks like a bug somewhere. I've got a folder full of .xml
files with such
randomly large values. I've looked for a pattern but so far
haven't been
able to come up with anything. Any help would be
appreciated!! Thanks!
Chris Vance
ITS System Services, MSU
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