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To: | pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | cannot open segment 1 of relation .... No such file or directory |
Date: | 2004-11-15 16:25:05 |
Message-ID: | 20041115162505.9994.qmail@web12705.mail.yahoo.com |
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Hello,
I'm using PG 7.3.4 under RedHat 9.0 and I've started noticing the
following type of errors:
cannot open segment 1 of relation url (target block 537329664): No
such file or directory
How can I determine what exactly is corrupt or missing and which row is
triggering this?
I have found pgfsck (http://svana.org/kleptog/pgsql/pgfsck.html) but
that gives me some funky, unrelated(?) output, like this:
-- Detected database format 7.3
-- Scanning table url
-- Indexing toast table
-- Index complete: 0 toasted tuples
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 1
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 2
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 3
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 4
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 5
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 6
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 7
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 8
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 9
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 10
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 11
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129): *** SERIOUS ***: No definition found for column 12
-- Table url(17129): Found old version, continuing
-- Table url(17129):Page 0:Tuple 0: Unknown type timestamp (1114)
-- Table url(17129):Page 0:Tuple 0: Unknown type timestamp (1114)
-- Table url(17129):Page 0:Tuple 1: Unknown type timestamp (1114)
-- Table url(17129):Page 0:Tuple 1: Unknown type timestamp (1114)
...
... keeps going through Pages with the same timestamp error ...
...
As far as I can tell, the above errors/warnings are not related to the
error I am getting.
I do have a dump of this DB, in case that can be used to fix the
corrupt tuple.
I dump this DB every night with:
pg_dump -d xxx --clean --inserts --column-inserts --format=P -v
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Otis
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