Hi,

I have a couple of (non-vital) files that seem to have 
propagated (partially) to the server, but are not 
available for access or removal. There is no 
conflict in that volume, the entries appear on all
clients, venus -init has no effect. The rest of the directory 
is fine.

	aipc1(sneumann):laptop_liste>ls -la
	ls: mondrian: Input/output error
	ls: monet: Input/output error
	ls: miro: Input/output error
	ls: kandinsky: Input/output error
	ls: aipc4: Input/output error

Question: where do they come from,
	  and how to get rid of 'em ?

       /coda/vol/ai/share/laptop_liste/  FID = 0x7f000004.5.3           VV = [329959 0 0 0 0 0 0 0]    STOREID = 0x81468b62.3f0d06fb  FLAGS = 0x8
  /coda/vol/ai/share/laptop_liste/munch  FID = 0x7f000004.3ae.3fddf     VV = [6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0]         STOREID = 0xc0e.4f0  FLAGS = 0x0
  /coda/vol/ai/share/laptop_liste/aipc4  VIOC_GETFID: Input/output error

I have a good few 

	grep 0x7f000004 SrvLog
	09:20:22 ValidateVolumes: 0x7f000004 failed!
	09:46:41 PutReintegrateObjects: stale directory fid 0x7f000004.5.3, num 0, max 50
	10:01:38 PutReintegrateObjects: stale directory fid 0x7f000004.5.3, num 0, max 50

in /vice/log/SrvLog. That looks similar to
http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/maillists/codalist/codalist-1998/0615.html

Any Idea how to purge those entries ?
There are also other places with stale directory fid,
do we need to work on that as well ?

Yours,
Steffen


	Coda Venus, version 5.3.20
	
	Date: Fri 07/11/2003
	
	07:38:07 /opt/coda/coda_client/LOG size is 12932608 bytes
	07:38:07 /opt/coda/coda_client/DATA size is 51725504 bytes
	07:38:07 Loading RVM data
	07:38:07 Last init was Fri Jul 11 07:37:51 2003
	[...]
	09:30:00 root acquiring Coda tokens!

	aipc1(sneumann):laptop_liste>cfs lv .
	  Status of volume 0x7f000004 (2130706436) named "coda.vol.ai"
	  Volume type is ReadWrite
	  Connection State is Connected
	  Minimum quota is 0, maximum quota is unlimited
	  Current blocks used are 242105
	  The partition has 1427024 blocks available out of 4787924
	  Write-back is disabled