Exactly. (In case you're curious, df <file> is the only shell utility I could find mentioned in the single unix standard that reports what filesystem a file is on---so I thought it should get it right ;-). Not only does it report on free space, it slices, dices, and makes Julienne fries!)It seems to me that the basic problem is that when there are multiple filesystems mounted on the same mount point, "df" prefers the first one listed, but on your host (and I think this is traditional behavior) it should prefer the last.
Works exactly as I'd hoped. Thanks for the excellent work (not to mention the rapid turnaround)! Keep up the great work, Paul.Here's a proposed patch to implement this behavior. Can you please try this out?
CDJ
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