Any linux bods out there??

Pauls

fsck.sh contains........................


#!/bin/sh
PROMPT="/sbin/fsck_prompt.sh"
DOFSCK="/sbin/do_fsck.sh"
BOOTCNT="/etc/.bootcount"
LASTIME="/etc/.lastchktime"

rm -f "/etc/.dofsck"
rm -f "/etc/.fsck_prompt"
if [ ! -e "${BOOTCNT}" ];then
echo 1 > "${BOOTCNT}"
fi
CNT=`cat "${BOOTCNT}"`
CNT=`expr "${CNT}" + 1`
echo "${CNT}" > "${BOOTCNT}"

if [ ! -e "${LASTIME}" ];then
CURR=`expr \`date +%s\` / 86400`
echo "${CURR}" > "${LASTIME}"
fi
LAST=`cat "${LASTIME}"`
CURR=`expr \`date +%s\` / 86400`
INTERVAL=`expr ${CURR} - ${LAST}`

if [ -e "/etc/.manualchk" ];then
echo "==>checking filesystem by manually..."
#manual check
rm -f "/etc/.manualchk"
touch "/etc/.needchkmsg"
${DOFSCK}
elif [ -e "/etc/.shutdownflag" ];then
#abnormal shutdown
echo "==>checking filesystem for abnormal shutdown..."
${PROMPT}
else
if [ "${CNT}" -gt 30 ];then
#bootup times
echo "==>checking filesystem for bootup:${CNT}times..."
${PROMPT}
elif [ "${INTERVAL}" -gt 180 ];then
#check interval
echo "==>checking filesystem for interval:${INTERVAL}days..."
${PROMPT}
fi
fi
while [ -e "/etc/.dofsck" ]; do
#wait for fsck completed
sleep 10
done

debitcardmayhem

OK can you cat do_fsck.sh too please

Pauls

do_fsck.sh looks like this.......................

#!/bin/sh
DOFSCK="/etc/.dofsck"

if [ -e "${DOFSCK}" ];then
echo "fsck in process,exit"
exit 1
fi
if [ -e "/etc/.fsck_prompt" ];then
#check vg0 exists
/sbin/vgchange -ay vg0 >/dev/null 2>&1
RET="$?"
if [ "${RET}" -ne "0" ];then
echo "vg0 doesnt exist,exit"
# exit 1
else
#check lv0 doesnt be mounted
df |grep /DataVolume |grep /dev/vg0/lv0 >/dev/null 2>&1
RET="$?"
if [ "${RET}" -eq "0" ];then
echo "lv0 is mounted,exit"
# exit 1
else
#check lv0 could be mounted
mount /dev/vg0/lv0 /DataVolume >/dev/null 2>&1
RET="$?"
if [ "${RET}" -ne "0" ];then
echo "lv0 couldnt be mounted,exit"
# exit 1
else
FSCK_VG0=1
umount /DataVolume >/dev/null 2>&1
touch "${DOFSCK}"
killall fsck_prompt.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
echo "=====>check /DataVolume ..."
#Turn on ID LED
#/bin/echo 1 >/proc/wixgpio/gpio00
#Turn off PWR LED
#/bin/echo 1 >/proc/wixgpio/gpio06
#Blink USB backup LED
#/usr/bin/wixled_blink gpio10 >/dev/null 2>&1 &
#tst
date #> /tmp/ars
/sbin/fsck.ext3 -fy /dev/vg0/lv0
RET="$?"
echo $RET
#tst
date #>> /tmp/ars
if [ "${RET}" -eq "0" ] || [ "${RET}" -eq "1" ] || [ "${RET}" -eq "2" ];then
echo "No errors OR File system errors corrected"
/usr/sbin/wixsendevent fsck 1 0
elif [ "${RET}" -eq "4" ] || [ "${RET}" -eq "8" ];then
echo "File system errors left uncorrected OR Operational error"
/usr/sbin/wixsendevent fsck 1 1
fi
fi
fi
fi

#check vg1 exists
/sbin/vgchange -ay vg1 >/dev/null 2>&1
RET="$?"
if [ "${RET}" -ne "0" ];then
echo "vg1 doesnt exist,exit"
# exit 1
else
#check lv1 doesnt be mounted
df |grep /DataVolume |grep /dev/vg1/lv1 >/dev/null 2>&1
RET="$?"
if [ "${RET}" -eq "0" ];then
echo "lv1 is mounted,exit"
# exit 1
else
#check lv1 could be mounted
mount /dev/vg1/lv1 /DataVolume >/dev/null 2>&1
RET="$?"
if [ "${RET}" -ne "0" ];then
echo "lv1 couldnt be mounted,exit"
# exit 1
else
FSCK_VG1=1
umount /DataVolume >/dev/null 2>&1
touch "${DOFSCK}"
killall fsck_prompt.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
echo "=====>check /DataVolume ..."
if [ "${FSCK_VG0}" -ne "1" ]; then
#Turn on ID LED
#/bin/echo 1 >/proc/wixgpio/gpio00
#Turn off PWR LED
#/bin/echo 1 >/proc/wixgpio/gpio06
#Blink USB backup LED
#/usr/bin/wixled_blink gpio10 >/dev/null 2>&1 &
fi
#tst
date #> /tmp/ars
/sbin/fsck.ext3 -fy /dev/vg1/lv1
RET="$?"
echo $RET
#tst
date #>> /tmp/ars
if [ "${RET}" -eq "0" ] || [ "${RET}" -eq "1" ] || [ "${RET}" -eq "2" ];then
echo "No errors OR File system errors corrected"
/usr/sbin/wixsendevent fsck 2 0
elif [ "${RET}" -eq "4" ] || [ "${RET}" -eq "8" ];then
echo "File system errors left uncorrected OR Operational error"
/usr/sbin/wixsendevent fsck 2 1
fi
fi
fi
fi


if [ "${FSCK_VG0}" -eq "1" ] || [ "${FSCK_VG1}" -eq "1" ] ; then
#/usr/bin/killall wixled_blink >/dev/null
#Turn off USB LED
#/bin/echo 0 >/proc/wixgpio/gpio10
#Turn off ID LED
#/bin/echo 0 >/proc/wixgpio/gpio00

#Clean file flag
if [ -e "/etc/.manualchk" ];then
rm -f "/etc/.manualchk"
fi
if [ -e "/etc/.needchkmsg" ];then
rm -f "/etc/.needchkmsg"
fi
/bin/echo 0 >/etc/.bootcount
CURR=`expr \`date +%s\` / 86400`
echo "${CURR}" > /etc/.lastchktime
rm -f "${DOFSCK}"
rm -f "/etc/.fsck_prompt"
fi
else
echo "No Prompt"
fi

debitcardmayhem

Crap they write shell scripts like I do , "I will add the comments afterwards", and then I never do give me a week or too or maybe 10 mins .....I am trying to read this , watch question , drink beer and all of that on a small screen :beer:

debitcardmayhem

OK df ..... then post the output please

Pauls

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Crap they write shell scripts like I do , "I will add the comments afterwards", and then I never do give me a week or too or maybe 10 mins .....I am trying to read this , watch question , drink beer and all of that on a small screen :beer:

No rush, I'm gonna have to hit the sack anyways tbh, early start for work. Guess I should look into sata->usb drive caddies just in case!

Cheers both for your assistance btw. I doubt I'll be around much tomorrow, but I'll keep the thread updated as much as I can

Pauls

Here you go ...........

Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/md0 1929044 156016 1675036 9% /
/dev/md3 972344 19836 903116 2% /var
/dev/ram0 63412 20 63392 0% /mnt/ram

debitcardmayhem

Pauls wrote: »

Here you go ...........

Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/md0 1929044 156016 1675036 9% /
/dev/md3 972344 19836 903116 2% /var
/dev/ram0 63412 20 63392 0% /mnt/ram

OK I guess you aren't in a rush from post #1 so I will have a proper look later (I will print out the scripts( , hit the sack ) cheers

impecunious

I would only class myself as a "Linux NOOB" and, as such, have had many a !!!!-up to sort out. It seems to me that you are going the long way round an easy problem. What I would do, as already been suggested to you previously, is take out your hard drive, buy a USB to SATA cable for a couple of quid and install this FREE utility on your Windows OS http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/ and you'll be able to see everything on your HDD. If you have deleted your files, use another FREE utility Recuva to restore http://www.piriform.com/recuva.

debitcardmayhem

impecunious wrote: »

I would only class myself as a "Linux NOOB" and, as such, have had many a !!!!-up to sort out. It seems to me that you are going the long way round an easy problem. What I would do, as already been suggested to you previously, is take out your hard drive, buy a USB to SATA cable for a couple of quid and install this FREE utility on your Windows OS http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/ and you'll be able to see everything on your HDD. If you have deleted your files, use another FREE utility Recuva to restore http://www.piriform.com/recuva.

Does recuva recover linux formatted files then ? I am glad that you pointed that out thank you

Edited: Just wish to clear up something , do you know how recuva works , and also how ext3fs works? Anyhow, pauls if we get to the need of removing the disk , I would suggest using a linux system or at least a live linux cd eg systemrescuecd. Sorry I too need to sleep.