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Can iwfsk be run on a copy of iw-store?

SethHickel

Can iwfsk be run on a copy of iw-store?

I am trying to do so and I get the following

Command line: iwfsck -b F:\IWStore_Backups\iw_store_backup\iw-store
iwfsck: 6.7.1 Build 65609 Interwoven 20070509
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Error...TMetaFile::Read, file=<>, CreateFile() failed.
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Win32 error:

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[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Error...TMetaFile::Read, file=<>, CreateFile() failed.
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Win32 error:

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Error, unable to open backing store: F:\IWStore_Backups\iw_store_backup\iw-store
The FORMAT directory files missing OR store not found.

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Adam Stoller

Can iwfsk be run on a copy of iw-store?

I am trying to do so and I get the following

Command line: iwfsck -b F:\IWStore_Backups\iw_store_backup\iw-store
iwfsck: 6.7.1 Build 65609 Interwoven 20070509
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Error...TMetaFile::Read, file=<>, CreateFile() failed.
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Win32 error:

>
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Error...TMetaFile::Read, file=<>, CreateFile() failed.
[Mon Mar 15 09:14:18 2010] Win32 error:

>
Error, unable to open backing store: F:\IWStore_Backups\iw_store_backup\iw-store
The FORMAT directory files missing OR store not found.

Try adding

\default

to the end of your command line

SethHickel

That worked - thank you.

So - wondering how expensive I should make this. This is very important content - e-commerce site content. I am wondering if I should do iwfsck -d or iwfsk -d -f daily and perhaps iwfsck -d -p -r weekly or bi-weekly.

Suggestions?

Adam Stoller

That worked - thank you.

So - wondering how expensive I should make this. This is very important content - e-commerce site content. I am wondering if I should do iwfsck -d or iwfsk -d -f daily and perhaps iwfsck -d -p -r weekly or bi-weekly.

Suggestions?

It depends on whether you can offload the processing (i.e.: do you really want to be running iwfsck's on a production TS server every day?)

My customer has their backing stores on a NAS and I'm hoping that they'll coordinate the freeze/thaw of the TS server with a specific snapshot of the store on the NAS so that (a) backups can be done from the snapshot, (b) iwfsck's can be run from the DEV server for all three of their environment's backing stores, and (c) the downtime for the production server will be minimal [possibly as little as 1-5 minutes, allowing a "window" in which to perform the snapshot].