On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 09:41:06AM -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 08:40 +0000, Christoph Lukas wrote:
[stuff zapped]
> Yes, the numbers match and they also match the size of the space
> consumed on the thinly provisioned ZFS zvol on which they reside
> (28.1 GB):
there is no attribute support for ZFS, and thus
there is no barrier and no CoW-link breaking
available either ... your options are:
- sponsor development for ZFS/xattrs
- have immutable hardlinks without CoW link breaking
- move to a supported filesystem
best,
Herbert
> [root@vd01 ~]# du -sch /vservers/*
> 4.4G /vservers/cle
> 2.2G /vservers/gssstation
> 2.2G /vservers/jasstation
> 1.4G /vservers/jintra
> 16K /vservers/lost+found
> 1.4G /vservers/mintra
> 1.4G /vservers/mlapo
> 1.4G /vservers/simple
> 1.4G /vservers/smcc
> 1.4G /vservers/tkee
> 1.4G /vservers/tvan
> 1.4G /vservers/vdb
> 1.9G /vservers/vdb2
> 1.4G /vservers/vde
> 1.1M /vservers/vetc
> 23G total
>
> I am guessing this may also affect my memory usage. Does VServer use
> the hashify information to determine whether a binary being called into
> memory already exists? Thanks - John
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Received on Thu Apr 2 12:04:15 2009