Case description:
When there is any kind of disk I/O problem, mysql or the gateway would not be able to run properly.
fsck command should be helpful, but it requires the file system to be un-mounted.
There is another way to run fsck on all file systems at boot time. This article is for those don't want to run fsck on all file systems, but just umount a mount point, and run fsck on it.
Component: CA API Gateway
Resolution:
Here is an example to umount /tmp and run fsck on it.
Before proceeding, ensure it's not a problem of file permissions, or disk space running out.
1. shutdown all running processes
service ssg stop
service mysql stop
double check,
ps -ef|grep java
kill all the running applications
2. unmount /tmp
umount -l /tmp
3. run fsck on /tmp
fsck /tmp
4. Mount /tmp again.
mount /tmp