> I had about 250GB of real files (over 400GB in the virtual pool). I never had
> any disk corruption.
In my case it didn't show up until i had about 4T in the virtual pool, with
about 350GB of real files.
I also noticed somewhere along the line that i had LOTS of identical
small files from som
In the message dated: Tue, 20 Mar 2007 21:09:49 EDT,
The pithy ruminations from Dan Pritts on
<[BackupPC-users] WARNING regarding using solaris with UFS as your backuppc ser
ver> were:
=> Hi all -
=>
=> I've been running solaris 10 as my backuppc server for quite a while
=> now.
I ran BackupPC
> I'd blame my hardware if i hadn't had similar experiences several years
> ago (on solaris) with an application that was written to use flat files
> as a "database".
>
> the filesystem just didn't like lots and lots of small files and the
> system panicked every few weeks, and fsck took FOREVER.
Hi all -
I've been running solaris 10 as my backuppc server for quite a while
now.
It mostly has worked fine.
However, recently, I have frequently been bitten by solaris UFS filesystem
bugs; the filesystem becomes corrupted for no good reason.
I'd blame my hardware if i hadn't had similar exper
