If you have lots of small files, it could happen. The basic space allocation
unit is one block. If I am not mistaken on OCFS2 the default is 4k.
A quick search on google shows that Reiserfs can coalesce small files
together and save space.
You could try to format your OCFS partition with a smaller block size, near
the average file size.
Other possible explanation for this (That is, without filesystem corruption)
is a large file that was deleted but is still in use by some process. The space
remains allocated until you kill the process.
Regards,
Luis
"Michael M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear list,
I have all of my web files for my apache servers on multiple machines placed
on ocfs2 volumes. I recently did an rsync to a reiserfs volume on an external
usb harddrive, and df reports the following:
(ocfs2 is on top, reiserfs on bottom)
/dev/sde5 218757056 176814592 41942464 81% /mnt/www
/dev/sdd1 732549604 117493932 615055672 17% /mnt/pba-web
Is this normal?
Thanks,
Michael
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