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  2. SERVER-22207

Repair operation error - " Cannot allocate memory but file doesn't exist anymore, so ignoring"

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      Hi folks,

      I am running a repair operation and it appears to get stuck with the following error

      2016-01-15T01:39:57.583+0000 [DataFileSync] flushing mmaps took 361607ms  for 657 files
      2016-01-15T01:39:57.638+0000 [DataFileSync] msync failed with: errno:12 Cannot allocate memory but file doesn't exist anymore, so ignoring
      2016-01-15T01:39:57.638+0000 [DataFileSync] msync failed with: errno:12 Cannot allocate memory but file doesn't exist anymore, so ignoring
      2016-01-15T01:39:57.638+0000 [DataFileSync] msync failed with: errno:12 Cannot allocate memory but file doesn't exist anymore, so ignoring
      2016-01-15T01:39:57.638+0000 [DataFileSync] msync failed with: errno:12 Cannot allocate memory but file doesn't exist anymore, so ignoring
      2016-01-15T01:39:57.638+0000 [DataFileSync] msync failed with: errno:12 Cannot allocate memory but file doesn't exist anymore, so ignoring
      

      The process was still running - but I terminated it after several hours. I also see a lot of the following messages in the log

      2016-01-15T01:36:49.736+0000 [initandlisten] warning Listener::getElapsedTimeMillis returning 0ms
      

      The process was started with the following command

      mongod --port 37017 --dbpath /mongodb_data --repair --repairpath /mongodb_data/repair --logpath /mongodb_data/repair.log
      

      Mongo version is 2.6.x

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            dharshanr@scalegrid.net Dharshan Rangegowda
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