Sorry for repost - but I had no response to my previous message and I really
could use some help... :
Hi,
I'm experiencing a discrepancy in disk usage between what cachemgr.cgi
(2.3STABLE4) reports and what my OS (RedHat Linux) reports.
Here is what cachemgr.cgi reports:
Storage Swap size: 11240894 KB
Looking in my filesystem:
# df -k
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda1 608724 68108 509696 12% /
/dev/hda8 17433512 13809956 2737976 83% /cache1
/dev/hda6 806368 701292 64112 92% /usr
/dev/hda7 396623 25848 350294 7% /var
#
So Squid says "you are using 11,2 GB", and my OS tells me "you are using
13,8 GB". A 2,6 GB diff!
Fact is that I am also storing my squid logs on the same partition (about
285 MB worth) and of course there is the swap.state file (5,6 MB worth).
So the difference is a little less - not 2,6 GB but rather 2,3 GB. But a
MAJOR difference anyway.
How is this possible? Today I deleted my swap.state file to make sure it
wasn't corrupt, and I have also run fsck on the /cache1 partition without
any problems found.
Ideas? Please help me out here...
/Stefan
Received on Tue Mar 13 2001 - 11:32:36 MST
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