[Dirvish] Dirvish occupies the same space on disk for each run as for the initial run
Bernd Haug
haug at berndhaug.net
Sun Jan 27 18:32:30 UTC 2008
Stefan Knoll wrote:
> My understanding was, that diskspace will only get allocated if a file
> actually gets changed, so why does the occupied space grows and grows???
You measure disk space usage with which tool(s)? Have you looked at the
du(1) or the df(1) of the directories?
Have you checked whether unchanged names link to the same inode or
different? I.e. do a ls -i on a file you know is unchanged between
trees, and see if the inode that gets displayed is the same on both.
From which OS do you back up?
Yours, Bernd
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