Problems with Database File System Mounting on Second Managed Server Node
This topic does not apply to Oracle Cloud at Customer.
To mount Oracle Database File System on a second Managed Server node:.
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Use the
ssh
command to connect to the scaled out Virtual Machine (VM) or the VM where you have created two or more node clusters:ssh -i private_key opc@VM_IP_address
For example:
ssh -i opc_rsa opc@123.123.12.34
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Change to the
oracle
user.sudo su - oracle
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Copy the existing workaround script to /tmp directory.
cp /u01/data/domains/<domain>/dbfs/dbfswa.sh /tmp
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Change the permission on the /tmp/dbfswa.sh script file.
chmod 777 /tmp/dbfswa.sh
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Change to the
opc
user.sudo su - opc
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Run the workaround script from tmp directory
cd /tmp/ ./dbfswa.sh
Verify Oracle Database File System on Second Managed Server Node
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Change to the
oracle
user.sudo su - oracle
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Run the following commands:
df —h touch /u01/soacs/dbfs/share/test
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Use the
ssh
command to connect to the Administration Server:ssh -i opc_rsa opc@VM_IP_address
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List the file that was touched on VM 2:
ls -ltr /u01/soacs/dbfs/share/
If you see the test file on VM 1, then the mount on the second Managed Server node and file sharing is successful on Oracle Database File System.