A trivial question about acfs.log.N files
(i.e. acfs.log.0, acfs.log.1, acfs.log.2, acfs.log.3, etc, 1 GB size each),
they can be found inside directory:
CRS_HOME/log/<hostname>/acfs/kernel
together with a small file: file.order
taht lists the temporal order by which to consider them
Is it safe to delete them (if I don't need anymore) using rm -f acfs.log.*?
According to lsof no process is using them at the moment.
Also: there is a way to limit the number of files created?
Sorry to bother you, but I'm not able to find information, neither in Oracle web sites, nor in the docs, nor googling about.
It looks like they are log files of oracleoks (Oracle Kernel Service , a not-open source Linux module, loaded into the kernel after Grid installation)
It's a 11.2.0.4 CRS installation, on one node I have a few acfs.log.N files, each filled with records like:
ofs_aio_writev: OfsFindNonContigSpaceFromGBM failed with status 0xc00000007f
thanks
Oscar