Apple Xsan 1.1 - Manual (Page 113)

Appendix B Using the Command Line 113
Examples
Copy the file friday to /datasets/data1/july:
$ cvcp friday /datasets/data1/july
Copy directory /data1 and all sub-directories to /datasets/data1, retaining all
permissions and ownerships and displaying files as they are copied:
$ 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
Copy directory /datasets to a tar file named /transfers/data.tar:
$ cvcp . - > /transfers/data
Checking or Repairing a Volume (cvfsck)
You can use the cvfsck command to check or repair an Xsan volume.
$ cvfsck [options] volume
cvfsck Command Options
Parameter Description
options See “cvfsck Command Options,” below.
volume The name of the volume to check or repair.
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.
-x Report statistics in comma-separated form for use in a spreadsheet.