Sluggers,
doing a du -k -s on /var yields as the result
[305] [root@piquet] /var >du -k -s
40851 .
but doing a df /var yields:
[306] [root@piquet] /var >df .
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/rd/c0d0p7 241116 179863 48805 79% /var
HUH?
I had a logfile which exploded (my own fault) and /var was
100% full, I deleted that yet I still have 79% but du (which
sums by files) reports I should have around 30% (expected).
Any ideas??
jobst
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