Re: ext2 filesystem corruption?!?!??

Jurgen Botz (ejt@bigband.ior.com)
Thu, 3 Apr 1997 11:25:35 -0800 (PST)

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I just lurk because I'm a complete newbie, but this recent thread is very
important to me. I work at an ISP that runs a news server that has been
having this very same problem, that the first poster described. Here are
the stats:
P166, 4 GB SCSI fast and wide, for news, and kernel 2.0.27. It was
running inn but after the filesystem kept being corrupted every few days,
we switched to dnews, thinking it might be the software. Now dnews is
doing the same thing.

My question is, is this really a kernel problem we are having? And if it
is, how would you suggest we fix it? I know we should have more drive
space, but my boss would much rather blame linux. I have that patch that
was posted earlier; what is the status of that patch?

ejt

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