privet, On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 08:37:57PM +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Da ne mislish che ne sum gledal... A otnosno towa kolko e 1 KB/MB/GB ok > suglasen sum, no neshto ne wurwi razlikata da e poweche ot dwoina...
ne sym se opitval da gadaq kakvo si gledal ili ne. a da ti pomogna :) nadqvam se sledniq posting da reshish problema ti: http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2001/debian-user-200101/msg04893.html > > the du and df report quite a different amounts of data on my root > >partition: > >jojda:/home/erik# du -s -h -x / > >110M / > >jojda:/home/erik# df -h > >Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on > >/dev/hda4 1.0G 649M 331M 67% / > > That in most cases means some process has a (log)file open which > has been deleted. Because it's still open, it still takes space, > but there's no directory entry for it anymore. So du -s -h -x / > won't find it and can't include its size in the total. > > "df" however simply asks the filesystem for used/free info, and > that does include the space used by those "phantom" files. > > If you kill the process that has that (log)file open, the space > it used will be released. Ofcourse a reboot will do the same thing. > > You can find a list of those files and the processes keeping > then open by doing (as root): > > ls -l /proc/*/fd | fgrep '(deleted)' > > If you see the same after a reboot, your filesystem is probably > a bit broken. The easiest way to force a file system check is > then to do "sync; sleep 3; sync; sleep 1; reboot -f". Yes it's > what we dutch people call "the blunt axe approach" but it works ;) > > Mike. thanks, that must have been it, kdeinit had quite a few (deleted) files opened, some of them of scary size (5GB, but I guess that was not a real size since the partition is only 1GB), once I rebooted (different reason, mouse fun stuff) the df and du report approximately same sizes. I have found out that lsof | grep '(deleted)' works even better than your suggested command since it lists the names of the programs that have these files open and size etc... aaajde, chao viktor -- He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask reamins a fool forever. Old Chinese saying ============================================================================ A mail-list of Linux Users Group - Bulgaria (bulgarian linuxers). http://www.linux-bulgaria.org - Hosted by Internet Group Ltd. - Stara Zagora To unsubscribe: http://www.linux-bulgaria.org/public/mail_list.html ============================================================================
