28.02.2020 16:47, Matthew Pounsett пишет:
On Fri, 28 Feb 2020 at 01:55, Alexander Moisseev via BackupPC-users
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> o Pool is 1.92GB comprising 133570 files and 4369 directories (as
of 2020-02-27 01:00),
Probably at 01:00 BackupPC was running only for 20 minutes. That is why it
was only 1.92GB at that moment.
Ah, I missed that. So is it only updating its idea of how big the pool is once
a day?
Yes, as a part of the nightly job after pool cleanup.
>
> I have no idea if this is related to the misreported pool size, but it
suggests to me even more that something somewhere is stuck. What should I be
looking at?
>
You should be looking at time stamps. Wait for the next nightly run (01:00
tomorrow) and recheck pool usage statistic again.
It's different, but still way off. Reporting 269G when actual usage is over
a terabyte. But if it's not updating very often that makes a bit more sense.
The fact that the graph resolution is hourly is I think part of what makes this
confusing. It's just routinely updated with out-of-date information?
Why do you think the resolution is hourly? It is daily. The RRD step is exactly
86400 seconds.
You are trying to compare pool size and file system usage, but these are two
different things. If you want to get the pool size you should use du instead of
df.
df output should match this numbers:
o Pool file system was recently at 4% (2020-02-27 21:24), today's max
is 7% (2020-02-27 11:30) and yesterday's max was 1%.
but as you can see, they change during the day. 7% is about a terabyte, btw.
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