HP StoreAll OS 6.5.1 Upgrade Guide

6. Delete all HTTP-REST API file-compatible mode shares. This step is required to disable Express
Query.
7. Disable auditing by entering the following command. This step is required to disable Express
Query.
ibrix_fs -A -f <FSNAME> -oa audit_mode=off
8. Disable Express Query by entering the following command. This step is required to delete the
database.
ibrix_fs -T -D -f <FSNAME>
NOTE: If you have other features enabled that require Express Query to be enabled, you
must disable those features as well. Express Query cannot be disabled if any related features
are still enabled (an error message will display).
9. Delete the internal database files for this file system:
rm -rf <mountpoint>/.archiving/database
NOTE:
• <mountpoint> is the file system mountpoint.
• For a file system with 10 million files and 10 million custom metadata that had full auditing
(approximately 60 GB), it takes approximately one minute to complete this step.
Required steps after the upgrade for Express Query–enabled file systems
Complete the following required steps for every Express Query-enabled file system, where <FSNAME>
is the name of the file system:
1. Mount the file system if it is not mounted yet:
ibrix_mount -f <FSNAME> -m <mountpoint>
NOTE:
• <FSNAME> is the file system name.
• <mountpoint> is the mount point of the file system. To find the mountpoint for a file
system, run the following command: ibrix_mountpoint -l
2. Re-enable Express Query by entering the following command:
ibrix_fs -T -E -f <FSNAME>
Express Query begins offline synchronization to repopulate the new database for this file
system. This state may take a long time to complete. You can check the status by entering the
ibrix_archiving -l command. You do not need to wait until offline synchronization
finishes to proceed with the next steps. For reference, offline synchronization of a file system
with 10 million files may take up to two hours to complete.
3. Re-enable auditing if you had it running before (the default) by entering the following command:
ibrix_fs -A -f <FSNAME> -oa audit_mode=on
4. Import your audit log data by entering the following command:
MDImport -f <FSNAME> -n /tmp/auditData-<FSNAME>.csv -t audit -m
<mountpoint>
NOTE: For a 10 GB audit file, this command takes approximately one hour to complete.
The audit information just imported may take up to 15 minutes to become available in audit
reports.
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