Apple Xsan 2 (Third Edition) - Manual (Page 116)

116 Appendix B Using the Command Line
$ cvcp -vxy data1 /datasets/data1
Perform a similar copy as above, but only copy files with names that begin “jul”:
$ cvcp -vxy -p jul data1 /datasets/data1/july
Checking or Repairing a Volume (cvfsck)
Use the cvfsck command to check or repair an Xsan volume.
$ sudo cvfsck [options] volume
Parameter Description
options See “cvfsck Command Options” below.
volume The name of the volume to check or repair.
cvfsck Command Options
Option Description
-d Display extra debugging information.
-e Display file extents statistics.
-f Report fragmentation.
-g Print journal recovery log.
-j Perform journal recovery.
-J Display raw journal data.
-K Reset journal.
Warning: Resetting the journal might introduce
metadata inconsistencies. Don’t use unless
absolutely necessary.
-l Record problems in the system log.
-n Check volume in read-only mode.
-r Relocate files before changing volume
configuration.
-v Display all available information.
–w Modify the file system as needed to repair
problems.
-x Report statistics in comma-separated form for
use in a spreadsheet.
Labeling, Listing, and Unlabeling LUNs (cvlabel)
Use the cvlabel command to initialize LUNs so they can be added to storage pools.
For details, see the cvlabel man page.