Exchange missing a log file that never existed?

We tried moving the log files, it didn't get any further, ended up running eseutil /r to repair it.Hopefully we'll have just lost system emails from over night, not often people here are working til 9 at night,
I'm more curious as to why it's looking for a file that seemingly never existed?

Hi guys,Just wondering if anyone has come across anything like this before.I landed at work this morning to find our Exchange 2010 mailbox database dismounted and failing to mount with this error, which appears to have started at 21:15 last night;TextInformation Store (4080) Mailbox Database 0212677306: Database C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\Mailbox\Mailbox Database 0212677306\Mailbox Database 0212677306.edb requires log files 517935-517954 in order to recover all committed data. Recovery could only locate up to log file: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\Mailbox\Mailbox Database 0212677306\E000007E741.log, and could not locate log generation 517954. If the log file cannot be found, the database(s) can be recovered manually, but will result in losing committed data. Looking in the mailbox database...
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