Well I would suspect that when your private volume is back intact that the
fileset will become
available.
Good luck in your recovery of the volume set
Joe
----- Original Message -----
From: Donna Garverick <[log in to unmask]>
To: Joseph Dolliver <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: corrupted directory?


> Joseph Dolliver wrote:
>
> > Donna, These files that had the bad UFID, if they were originally on a
> > different volume set you can see the
> > label by doing a listf, however if you do a listf,2, do you get the bad
> > UFID, if so the problem may be that when the system
> > came back up you lost a drive on a volume set other than the system
volume
> > set or possible disk ready to go bad.
>
> well...something like that happened.  yes, the file (and account) is on a
> private volume.  and yes, a listfile,2 gives the bad ufid message.  and
yes, i
> did lose a drive in that private volume.  now(!) if i only knew the
sequence of
> events.  i really think the drive didn't fail until monday or tuesday (of
this
> week) -- not saturday when the problem occurred.  it could be, though,
that the
> drive was partially failing on saturday.  i don't know.
>
> > If this is the case and you have many
> > of them,
> > you will have to ensure that the target volume set is intact and do a
> > restore of "all files from that volume set".
> > I would also check to see if "all groups from these accounts are on the
> > correct volume set.
> > listgroup @.account, check the group labels for volume set name.
>
> all the groups are showing up as being on the private volume.  'tis a
mystery
> but luckily no real damage was done.  hp will be out tonight to replace
the
> drive.  when the system is quiet, i'll run fscheck again and do the 'cd'
thing.
> thanks for your help! :-)          - d
>
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