Use the number of blocks in the DB. It is the one returned by stat(),
which is always computed on a 512bytes basis (see man 2 stat).
So you just have to compare size and blocks*512 to detect sparse files.
Thomas
On 07/11/14 13:39, Michael Kluge wrote:
Hi List,
is the file system block size somewhere available in the robinhood db?
We found that in the DB we have for each file the size (as reported by
stat) and the number of blocks. If I have a sparse file, the first
number is kind of wrong and the second useless without information
about the block size. So the main question is: can I caclulate the
allocated file size for a file by only looking at the robinhood DB?
Regards, Michael
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