Hi! Am 30.09.2010 um 17:59 schrieb Sascha Wildner:
> On 9/30/2010 17:57, Sascha Wildner wrote: >> Just out of curiosity, assuming this is /usr, what does 'du >> /var/hammer/usr/snap*/' output does it give the missing inodes for the >> snapshots, too? > > Sorry, make that 'du -s /var/hammer/usr/snap*/'. > > Sascha No it doesn't. The output is: r...@pick:~# du -s /var/hammer/usr/snap-* 0 /var/hammer/usr/snap-20100803-0302 0 /var/hammer/usr/snap-20100804-0307 ... 0 /var/hammer/usr/snap-20100929-0301 0 /var/hammer/usr/snap-20100930-0301 0 /var/hammer/usr/snap-20101001-0301 Actually, I did not try snapshots or undos yet. I tried to figure out how much space is used in my pfs, thus, I did du -shL /pfs. I just repeated it and that was the cause of the messages. Just when it counted over a directory that I have exported over network (but do not do anymore) the dmesg-messages reappeared. I also get output on the console: du: var/hammer/var/snap-20100822-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100821-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100806-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100801-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100731-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100730-0301/hammer/usr/snap-20100727-0301/pkgsrc: No such file or directory du: var/hammer/var/snap-20100822-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100821-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100806-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100801-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100731-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100730-0301/hammer/usr/snap-20100727-0301/share/info/dir: No such file or directory du: var/hammer/var/snap-20100822-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100821-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100806-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100801-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100731-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100730-0301/hammer/usr/snap-20100727-0301/pkg/share/xml/catalog: No such file or directory du: var/hammer/var/snap-20100822-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100821-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100806-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100801-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100731-0301/hammer/var/snap-20100730-0301/hammer/usr/snap-20100728-0301/libexec/ld-elf.so.2: No such file or directory So it seems, that I was kind of "messing around with snapshots" as Matthew wrote, and it seems to be harmless so far. Nevertheless it looks strange, and like a loop that /var/hammer/ is snapshotted and its contents are and so forth. Maybe we should exclude the snapshot directory from being snapshotted? Thanks Damian
