fsck
Performs file system consistency check and repairs file system errors. Only a superuser may run fsck. Run fsck after running umount, or if you encounter file write errors (for example, timeouts).
Synopsis
fsck [-p, --parallelism <num_files>]
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Definition
The short form and long form parameters are comma-separated.
Command arguments
- -p, --parallelism num_files
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Use throttling to minimize the performance impact of running
fsckon clusters. Specify the number of files to repair at one time.
Examples
Check file system and repair errors
dsefs dsefs://127.0.0.1:5598/ > fsck
Use throttling to limit the number of files being repaired at the same time to 8.
dse fs fsck -p 8