NOTICE

This message occurs when a replication operation receives a timestamp with an invalid nanoseconds portion, and clears it.

(None).

Encountered invalid %s time on inode %u of volume %u.

type (STRING): Type of timestamp.
inode_num (INT): Identifier of the affected file.
fsid (INT): Identifier of the volume.

NOTICE

This message occurs when WAFL® sets the maximum directory size of a SnapMirror® destination volume to a value higher than its default during a SnapMirror transfer.

(None).

The maxdirsize (%u KB) of volume %s (FSID %u) is higher than the default (%u KB). There might be a performance penalty when doing operations on large directories. This was generated for a SnapMirror relationship with ID %s.

current_maxdirsize (INT): Current maximum directory size value.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume.
volFsid (INT): File system ID (FSID) of the volume.
default_maxdirsize (INT): Default maximum directory size value.
SnapMirrorID (STRING): Unique ID of the SnapMirror relationship for this operation, which can be used to match this message with messages for the same relationship in other logs (for example, the SnapMirror log at /mroot/etc/log/snapmirror_audit).

ERROR

This message occurs when the replication source engine encounters a disk error in the file system metadata. Replication transfer will abort.

Run wafliron to fix the active file system. To continue replication transfer, delete the snapshots containing this bad block.

%s: %s%s%s%s: WAFL metadata inconsistent due to disk errors. (vvbn:%u level:%u file_type:%d). Aborting transfer.

vol_type (STRING): Whether the block was being accessed for a volume or an aggregate.
owner (STRING): String indicating the owner of the affected volume or aggregate.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume or aggregate.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Unique identifier of the volume in cases where the volume name itself is insufficient.
vvbn (INT): Virtual Volume Block Number.
level (INT): Buffer level.
file_type (INT): File type.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when a logical break zombie restart is going through a scan of composite zombies and it suspends the incoming client composite delete requests.

(None).

The deletion of file with fileid %d is suspended because volume %s (FSID %u) is going through a logical break. The file delete will be resumed after logical break is complete.

fileid (INT): File identifier.
vol (STRING): Name of the volume.
volFsid (INT): File system ID (FSID) of the volume.