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My experience is that since Time Machine requires spotlight to make hard links is that if you tamper with the stores where those databases are resident on the filesystem you can’t put “humpty dumpty” back together again and should archive off the snapshot backups you need using Finder/rsync or by making a dmg of those instants and then wiping the drive to start with new slate of. 40 root wheel - 1360 Mar 27 18:31 MacĬross reference with diskutil list to double check your mount points and volume names. spotlight_repairĭrwx- 2 root wheel - 68 Mar 27 14:28. RecoverySetsĭrwx- 7 root wheel - 238 Mar 6 10:47. Ġ: group:everyone deny add_file,delete,add_subdirectory,delete_child,writeattr,writeextattr,chownĭrwxrwxr-x 20 root wheel - 748 Mar 25 12:29. Mac:~ me$ ls -laeO /Volumes/Backup/Backups.backupdb/ Ls -laeO /Volumes/Backup/Backups.backupdb/ You can look at these with: ls -laeO /Volumes/* There are typically user immutable flags set on Time Machine backup volumes so that even root can’t directly chown or chmod. There doesn’t appear to be any physical problem, as the drive is new and reporting no I/O errors or other issues aside from the “waiting for index” slow-down, Time Machine is otherwise working perfectly and I can view the contents of its backups without any problems.Īnyway, are there any other steps that can be followed to force Spotlight to re-index the drive, or find out why it’s failing to do-so? I can’t find anywhere to get more information the -v option of mdutil doesn’t give any additional output, and nothing extra seems to be logged anywhere. Spotlight-V100 with ownership set to root:wheel and mode set to 700 (exactly as the folder on other volumes is configured), and while mdutil has now created a ist file, it still won’t enable indexing. It simply doesn’t want to do it, and I can’t figure out why. However, I’m now trying to re-enable Spotlight with the reverse of the first command, but this is what I’m getting: mdutil -v -i on /Volumes/Backup To do this I ran the following commands (as sudo): mdutil -i off /Volumes/Backup I’ve been trying to debug a “Waiting for index to be ready” issue with my Time Machine volume, and one piece of advice that I’ve encountered is re-creating the Spotlight index on the volume.
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