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The solution of data loss after ECS Linux Server restart

Problem description:

After restarting the server, it was found that all data in the / alidata directory was lost.

Problem analysis:

Df-h check and found that there is no mount.

Solution:

Fdisk-l sees an unmounted hard drive.

Note: the following IO optimized instance is taken as an example. If it is a non-IO optimized instance, the disk partition is / dev/xvdb1, please do it according to the actual situation.

You can mount it using the command: mount / dev/vdb1 / alidata.

Return to normal after mounting.

Note: to avoid the same error next time, you can set boot auto-mount in / etc/fstab.

This is the end of how to solve the data loss after the restart of the ECS Linux server. I hope the above content can be helpful to you and learn more knowledge. If you think the article is good, you can share it for more people to see.

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