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mghomer
Level 6

Hi all,

I'm recalling 2 TB back to our fileserver. I run this command on the evault server fsautility.exe -b -s "share" -recurse.

The recall is running since 1 week. Now the output from the "fsautility.exe -b -s "share" -recurse" is stops on this line: Processing file list...69%".

Since 2 days i see this in the cmd. But i can see that the recall is still in process, because "size on disk" is getting bigger and bigger.

Im not sure what I have to do with the opned cmd? Some moths ago i had similar situation so i just closed cmd and after that the fsautilty.exe was corrupt.

Any Idea?

PS. is there a way to see which folder/file are in process at the moment?

Thanks

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JesusWept3
Level 6
Partner Accredited Certified

well if you do a dtrace on FSAutility it should show what its doing in the background and as long as its processing you should be ok... its not surprising that 2TB will take some time to be honest

Other than a quick dtrace im not sure if theres any other way other than the report files to see what its current progress is, but i believe the report files will only output when the FSAUtility is stopped

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-allen-turl-07370146

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JesusWept3
Level 6
Partner Accredited Certified

well if you do a dtrace on FSAutility it should show what its doing in the background and as long as its processing you should be ok... its not surprising that 2TB will take some time to be honest

Other than a quick dtrace im not sure if theres any other way other than the report files to see what its current progress is, but i believe the report files will only output when the FSAUtility is stopped

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-allen-turl-07370146

mghomer
Level 6

Hi thanks,

which option do I have to use with dtrace to see the the current progress?

 

Arjun_Shelke
Level 6
Employee Accredited

If you want to monitor background progress then type "mon" in dtrace window after enabling the dtrace. This will not write anything to the file, but might slow down because requires more resources. Type Ctrl+C to stop the monitoring console output