>>>>> michelts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>> wrote the following on Fri, 18 Nov 2005 10:11:30 -0200 > > I am facing a weird problem. I configure my directory structure like this: > > /mnt/hdc2/backupWithRdiff/ > \--> makeBackup.sh > \--> backup/ > > The "makeBackup.sh" script runs the backup and stores it in > /mnt/hdc2/backupWithRdiff/backup. The problem is that I can copy a > file to /mnt/hdc2/backupWithRdiff/ but cannot copy a file to > /mnt/hdc2/backupWithRdiff/backup/, it seems the disk is full but a df > tells me there is 2.4GB in the partition. > > The most strange thing is that the backupWithRdiff is not full but its > subdirectory backup is. What could be happening?
Well, I personally have no idea (assuming that those directories are all in the same partition). Have you tried fscking hdc2? Anyway, this doesn't seem to have anything to do with rdiff-backup in particular. (I'm not trying to scold you for posting to the list, just suggesting that you ask your non-rdiff-backup friends also if you haven't already.) -- Ben Escoto
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