One thing I noticed which is a bit odd is:
$ rm file; for f in {0..1023}; do printf '%1024s' .; done > file; stat -c "%b
%B" file
2048 512
$ rm file; for f in {0..1023}; do printf '%1024s' . >> file; done ; stat -c "%b
%B" file
3968 512
The second method is how we currently create the file. Since looking
through the history there seems to be no reason for that I'm going to
push a commit which changes file creation to the first method, and it
may be slightly faster too.
However it makes me wonder if the file is not laid out in a single
extent and if that might be causing our problems. Being only able
to reproduce this on Koji makes a bit tedious to test theories :-(
Rich.
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