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Lucence health check error (Your lucene search index directory '/directory' is mounted on 'nfs')

krishna vaitla February 22, 2019

Lucence health check error gives false error.

My  /directory is not on nfs it is on iscsi.

(Your lucene search index directory '/directory' is mounted on 'nfs')

 

What  did you change?

previously -->  'nfs'  mounted as /directory &&  'iscsi' mounted as /app_iscsi

i have cahnged it to  

'nfs' mounted as /app_nfs

'iscsi' as /directory

 

i dont know just renaming mounts causing this error.

 

 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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February 23, 2019

The error is nothing to do with the name of the mount point or directory.  The problem is the file system.

Jira does not work if you put certain parts of it on an NFS file share.  You need to move (part of) the home directory off NFS type disks and onto fast local storage rather than a share.

Try the command "mount" on the server, it should tell you what disks are mounted and what type their file systems are.  As an example, one of mine says (this is a bit cut down, focussed on the disks only)

nic@stannis:~ $ mount

/dev/sda1 on /mnt/data type ext4 (rw,noatime,data=ordered)

192.168.1.44/shared on /mnt/shared type ntf4 (rw, relatime)

Note the points in bold - the file system type.  We could put a Jira home directory under /mnt/data, but not /mnt/shared on that system.

krishna vaitla March 5, 2019

Thanks for replying. Just rebooting node worked and did not show any error after that.

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