filesyst. full: where are the files?
oxy
oxyopes at googlemail.com
Tue Aug 27 10:51:37 UTC 2013
Hi gurus,
`df` shows 1.1T used on partition /
but doing `du` i come up with ~240G.
Where is the rest?
Here some code: (comments start with ...)
# df -h
/dev/md5 1.3T 1.1T 204G 84% /
# du -hs /home/usr1
1004G /home/usr1
# du -s /home/usr1/* | awk '{ sum+=$1} END {print sum}'
238316748 ... it means 238G
... so maybe there are monster files in the $HOME/.* hidden dirs.
... Lets see:
# du -hs /home/usr1/.*
1004G /home/usr1/.
27G /home/usr1/..
... Cannot see the hidden files ... trying harder...
# ls -d /home/usr1/.*
... this shows all hidden files. Thus
# du -hs `ls -d /home/usr1/.*`
1004G /home/usr1/./
27G /home/usr1/../
... where are the hidden files now? du supresses them.
... If i go a second level inside the $HOME/.* hidden dirs
... it works, but combersome:
# du -s `ls -d /home/usr1/.*/*` 2>/dev/null |grep -v '/home/usr1/./' | \
grep -v '/home/usr1/../' | awk '{sum+=$1} END {print sum}'
405432
... the above result means 405MB. So I still have ~860G
... to reach the above mentioned 1.1T used space. Whats wrong?
... Thx 4 any tip...
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