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| Appendix E List of Messages | > E.6 General Command messages Specific to GFS Shared File System |
Failed to open file.
Retry to open file after removing the cause of failure.
A checksum error was detected while expanding file.
Data in file may be incorrect. Check whether the archive is correct.
Failed to set ACL information in the copy destination file.
File is copied while ACL information is missing. Check for any error in the created file referring to errmsg.
The group ID of file is too large to store information in this archive format.
The correct group ID information cannot be saved. Change the group manually during expansion or use USTAR format to copy the information.
File has disappeared.
Check for any problem that may be caused by the missing file in the archive.
File is not a directory.
Specify a directory as the copy destination.
Logname is not a valid user ID in /etc/passwd.
Specify a user ID that is registered in /etc/passwd.
Since the link name linkname of the file file exceeds 100 characters, the file cannot be saved in the archive.
Adjust so that the link name does not exceed 100 characters.
The file name of file is too long.
Reduce the size of file name to less than 256 characters.
file is too large to archive in this mode.
To archive a file exceeding 2GB, use ASCII header format.
The user ID of file is too large to store information in this archive format.
The correct user ID information cannot be saved. Change the owner manually during expansion or use USTAR format.
Failed to read ACL information.
Check whether sufficient resources are available.
Failed to read ACL information.
Check whether sufficient resources are available.
An attempt was made to copy a file to the same file.
Check whether the pathname for copying is correct.
The header is incorrect. A checksum error was detected.
Check whether the archive contents are correct.
A header with an incorrect magic number was detected.
Use another archiver (such as cpio(1) and tar(1)) for expansion. Otherwise, specify the -k option for expansion.
Failed to create security information.
Retry to create the information after removing the cause of failure referring to the previous error message displayed.
Failed to add to this archive.
Retry to add the archive after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. The arguments may be specified incorrectly.
The media type cannot be changed during operation.
Retry the media change using the same media type.
A {chmod(2)|chown(2)} system call to file failed.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to create file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Write authority for the parent directory of file may not have been granted.
A directory for the copy destination file file cannot be created.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Write authority for the parent directory of file may not have been granted.
Failed to create extent information of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to the previous error message displayed.
Failed to create a temporary file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
No link destination of the symbolic file file can be found.
Check whether the link destination of file is correct referring to errmsg.
Failed to issue a fstatvfs(2) system call to the saved file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to acquire extent information of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to create a temporary file.
Check whether sufficient free space is available for the file system.
Failed to link name1 and name2.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to seek the media.
Retry to seek the media after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to create a special file file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to open the file string.
Check whether the specified string is correct referring to errmsg.
Failed to open file for addition.
Check whether file is specified correctly.
Failed to open the pattern file file.
Check whether file is specified correctly.
Failed to open file for output.
Check whether file is specified correctly.
file cannot be opened and will be skipped.
Retry to open the file after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to open the pattern file file.
Check whether file is specified correctly.
file cannot be overwritten. Only a super user can overwrite a special file.
If file must be overwritten, re-execute the command as a super user.
Failed to read file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to read symbolic link information of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to read input from the terminal.
Check whether the terminal used for input is correct. Also check whether standard input is disabled.
Failed to preserve sections that are not damaged.
The correct header cannot be found even if the damaged section is skipped. No file can be read from this media.
Failed to restore the original version of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. file may have been lost.
Failed to open the terminal.
Check whether the terminal used for execution is correct. Also check whether standard input or standard output is disabled.
Failed to delete the file being transferred when copying was interrupted.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Otherwise, delete file manually.
Failed to delete the temporary file file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Otherwise, delete file manually.
Failed to delete the directory file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Write authority for the parent directory of file may not have been granted.
Failed to reset the file after checksum calculation.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to set extent information to file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Assume the following causes:
- Free space in the file system at the expansion destination is insufficient.
- An attempt was made to create a file exceeding the file size limit (ulimit value.)
- file is neither in the GFS Shared File System nor the GFS Local File System.
Failed to swap the byte order of file. The file size is odd-numbered
The file size is not a multiple of 2. Re-execute the command after setting an even number of bytes.
Half-word swap of file failed. The file size is an odd-numbered multiple of the half word.
The file size is not a multiple of 4. Re-execute the command after setting a multiple of 4.
Failed to delete file.
Retry to delete the file after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Write authority for the parent directory of file may not have been granted.
Failed to write to file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to read data from the input. The end of file was detected before the end of archive.
Check whether the media is correct. If correct, contents of the archive may be invalid. Recreate the archive if possible.
Failed to close the output file or archive file.
Write operation to the output file or archive file may have failed. Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
The header is damaged. The file may have been lost.
Check whether the archive contents are correct. Even if the archive is damaged, it may be recoverable by using the -k option.
File could not be deleted.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg. Write authority for the parent directory of file may not have been granted.
An error was detected during checksum calculation.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
An access(2) system call to file failed.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to change the owner of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
An error occurred during device initialization.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
A stat(2) system call to file failed.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
A stat(2) system call to an archive failed.
Check whether the archive file is correct by referring to errmsg.
A stat(2) system call to file failed.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to acquire the number of ACL of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to acquire ACL information of file.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
A lstat(2) system call to file failed.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Memory for file could not be allocated. Memory of system is insufficient.
Please check the state of a system, and wait for the termination of another process, or request the system administrator to expand the swap area.
The existing file was updated more recently than the one being expanded.
Determine why file is more recent. If it must be overwritten, re-execute the command using the -u option.
An invalid header type was detected.
The specified archive was not created with sfccpio(1) or the header is damaged. Check the contents of the archive.
I/O error occurred. Processing cannot be continued.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of I/O error referring to errmsg.
I/O error occurred at the {output destination|input source}.
Re-execute the command after removing the cause of I/O error referring to errmsg. Depending on the situation, the media must be replaced.
Since the name exceeds the maximum length, it was skipped.
Reduce the size of the name to 256 characters or less.
No free space to store the output file can be found.
Retry after increasing free space at the destination.
Since the recovery destination is not on the GFS Shared File System, extent attribute information could not be recovered. Data, however, can be recovered.
Check for any error in the recovery destination information.
The archive format is incorrect.
Use the same header format or archiver (such as cpio(1) and tar(1)) as that used for creating the archive for expansion.
Memory could not be allocated. Memory of system is insufficient.
Please check the state of a system, and wait for the termination of another process, or increase the swap space or real memory. After it and re-execute the command.
Memory for acl could not be allocated. Memory of system is insufficient.
Please check the state of a system, and wait for the termination of another process, or increase the swap space or real memory. After it and re-execute the command.
Failed to move to the directory path.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
Failed to move to the parent directory.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
Failed to open the directory path.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
Failed to delete files under the directory name.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
Failed to delete the directory path.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
A stat(2) system call to the file name failed.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
Failed to delete the file name.
Refer to the action given in the next error message.
A header with the correct magic header is being searched.
These are no need for action. Check the next error message.
file will be skipped. The upper limit of file size is exceeded by num bytes.
Re-execute the command after increasing the upper limit of file size.
Since the restore destination is not on the GFS Shared File System, extent attribute information could not be recovered. Data, however, can be recovered.
Check for any error in the destination information.
The upper limit of the output file size is reached.
Re-execute the command after increasing the upper limit of file size.
Failed to acquire the current directory.
Check whether the current directory is enabled.
Failed to set the reference time to file.
If necessary, re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to set the update time to file.
If necessary, re-execute the command after removing the cause of failure referring to errmsg.
Failed to write to the media.
Re-execute the command after replacing the media. The media may be write-protected.
An unexpected end-of-file was detected.
Check whether the media is correct.
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