On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 7:44 AM, Jenny Hopkins <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hullo there, > > I've got a vault that has an average image size of 30G. The entire > vault, consisting of 24 images, however, has a size of 70G. > > There have not really been many changes in this image since the first > one in the vault, and I'm suprised the size of the whole vault is not > much closer to the 30G. Is there any way i can check to see if there > is one particular image that suddenly created new nodes or some such > thing? > > The 'du' command is taking into account hardlinks so if you do 'du -s *' in your images directory, it'll tell you which images are larger than you think. You can then drill down ( cd whateverDir; du -s * ) to see where your space is going. This is at least true of GNU fileutils du on unixy filesystems.
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