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re: SHOW QUOTA vs. DIR/SIZ/TOT [...]

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From: McGuire_Ed
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1987 18:04
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> Date:     Fri, 3 Apr 87 12:35 EST
> From:     <SYSTEM%CRNLNS.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu>
> Subject:  re: SHOW QUOTA vs. DIR/SIZ/TOT [...]
>
> We have seen quotas wrong by several thousand blocks, particularly
> after having done a complete "cluster shutdown" and reboot.

I noticed that quotas were wrong if our cluster was shut down several times in
one week.  (We ANALYZE/DISK once a week.)  I found out recently that our disks
were not always being properly dismounted at shutdown, the apparent reason
being that some spooled printers had a channel open on a disk.  I added code to
SYSHUTDWN to do a SET DEVICE/NOSPOOLED, and we're monitoring disk quotas to see
if there is any improvement.

Sometimes, one or more of the SET DEVICE/NOSPOOLED commands fail with the
messages:
          %SET-E-NOTSET, error modifying TXC2:
          -SYSTEM-W-DEVASSIGN, device has channels assigned
This error occurs after SHUTDOWN.COM issues the STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER command,
which should have stopped all the symbionts.  It may be happening only for
printers which have a current job when the system is shut down.  Does
STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER complete asynchronously, i.e. should I put a WAIT statement
in before despooling the printers?  Or, does it wait for the current job to
complete?

Ed McGuire
Grinnell College
MCGUIRE@GRIN2.BITNET
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