Steve,
That is very helpfull in understanding what is going on.
Solving this is another matter...
# lsattr -a linc* shows :
----i----j--T linc-160f-0-2c899751e4a49
s--D-a-A-j-t- linc-d19-0-5e596cf89dd0e
---D-a-A-j-t- linc-d1b-0-5e596cf865a39
s--D-ad--j-t- linc-d38-0-5fcf32a247496
suS--a-----t- OSL_PIPE_500_SingleOfficeIPC_5c953c8cde59b25240dbf8a4df6a2ff6
--S-i--A-j--T virtual-rolf.usyUMr
chattr command says
The 'j´ attribute suggests this is a journalling problem
The‘s’ attribute - when deleted - will write its block(s) back to disk.
...
My filesystem is ext3 and kernel 2.6.17-1.2142 ( FC4 )
I am not sure what will happen if I change the 's' attr ( if I can ) ....
Can it be, that this will create new problem ?
.... and don't shout all at once : do-it, do-it ... and tell us what
happened.... this is not funny !
.... I am getting nervous with these things. ;-)
Rolf
Steve Siegfried wrote:
As root, try running lsattr(1) on these files. If you find any files
whose attribute descriptor isn't "-------------" (i.e.: all dashes),
then read up on chattr(1).
-S
Rolf Gerrits wrote:
I have a problem removing files from the /tmp directory ...
At startup the system cannot remove them either
<snip>
------s-w- 1 rpm 20752 16384 Jan 15 1971 linc-160f-0-2c899751e4a49
-----ws--x 1 rpm 49661 16384 Jan 1 1970 linc-d19-0-5e596cf89dd0e
-----ws--x 1 rpm 49661 16384 Jan 1 1970 linc-d1b-0-5e596cf865a39
-----ws--x 1 rpm 49661 8192 Jan 1 1970 linc-d38-0-5fcf32a247496
-----ws--x 1 rpm 49661 16384 Jan 1 1970
OSL_PIPE_500_SingleOfficeIPC_5c953c8cde59b25240dbf8a4df6a2ff6
------Sr-- 1 rpm 16832 28672 Jan 1 1970 virtual-rolf.usyUMr
<snip>
This probably happened with the recent crashes I have with my FC4/6
system ( or maybe they are the cause of it ? )
.... any suggestions ?
Rolf
