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cuchillo

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Registered: 2019-01-03

Posts: 50

Pruning is not possible

I can't prune any backup. It says Segmantation fault. Any ideas?

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System Information: ESXi, Kernel 6 Major 5 Minor 0 Patch 0
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Shell binary pool memory size: 800 MB
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Total available memory: 28048 MB (~1GB is always kept as a security margin)
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PID: 81020, Running job as: root
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- Pruning '/vmfs/volumes/BUPNAS/XSI-DC/20221213030000'...
Segmentation fault

admin

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Registered: 2017-04-21

Posts: 2,055

Re: Pruning is not possible

As a rule of thumb try to always upgrade to the latest version.

Assuming your NAS is some real FS such as XFS or ext4 and that the repo has not grown beyond your hardware limits.

If the segfaults takes some time to be printed out your problem probably has to do with lack of memory. If it's instant then the problem is probably related to some corrupted entry in the repo (the one you are trying to prune), although --prune generally can handle well almost any broken or missing file.