I've been running a 7200 here in my office for several months with
no problems. I am using the 512m CF card that came with the unit. It
has Debian installed, using ext2.
Yesterday, the Python program that had been running for weeks
suddenly stopped running. I do not know why it stopped running, but
when I tried to re-run it I got strange Python error messages.
I looked at some of the .py files and here is an example of what
happened.
Original file:
def lookupNames(user,nodeID,json):
if not access.users.findSessionUser(user):
return serviceDenied()
Corrupted file:
def lookupNa}es(user,noeeID,json):
`$mf not access.users.findSessionUser(user):
return serviceDenied()
I had not changed these files in several weeks at least. Many of the
corrupted files are files that are never written to, such as doc
files.
I rebooted and it forced a file system check. It had so many errors
that I quit reading them. I copied all the files back to the unit
and it is running fine now.
It is currently not using any type of UPS or battery backup. I
wanted to see how it handled random power outages.
Is this the result of a power loss? I can understand a corrupt file
if it loses power while writing to it, but I didn't think it would
corrupt random files in a random way like this.
Any idea what could have caused this?
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