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.... Here is the du output for for one directory exhibiting the problem: #du -h |grep \/51 201M ./51/msg/8 567M ./51/msg/9 237M ./51/msg/6 279M ./51/msg/0 174M ./51/msg/10 273M ./51/msg/2 341M ./51/msg/7 408M ./51/msg/4 222M ./51/msg/11 174M ./51/msg/5 238M ./51/msg/1 271M ./51/msg/3 3.3G ./51/msg 3.3G ./51 after changing the directory and running du again I get different numbers #cd 51 du -h 306M ./msg/8 676M ./msg/9 351M ./msg/6 338M ./msg/0 347M ./msg/10 394M ./msg/2 480M ./msg/7 544M ./msg/4 407M ./msg/11 312M ./msg/5 326M...

...root 25 0 19892 9.8m 844 R 100.1 0.0 552:58.55 rsync 9084 root 16 0 13108 2904 820 R 100.1 0.0 299:24.59 rsync 4759 root 0 -20 1447m 94m 15m S 29.9 0.2 667:34.21 mmfsd 9539 root 16 0 30136 19m 820 R 6.3 0.0 6:29.28 rsync 9540 root 15 0 271m 46m 260 S 0.3 0.1 0:12.13 rsync 10047 root 15 0 10992 1212 768 R 0.3 0.0 0:00.01 top 1 root 15 0 10348 700 592 S 0.0 0.0 0:02.15 init ...etc... But nevertheless, 34GB RAM is in use. But what really kills things is that at some point, each rsync all of a su...

Hi My situation: I have two pc''s with public ip''s (192.159.56.206(webserver) and 84.196.123.65(mail-gateway)) in the dmz. The firewall (84.196.123.66) is configures with proxyarp, so nothing is changed on the pc''s from when they were not behind the firewall (i.e. they don''t have the firewall as gateway (and they each have different gateways, only 84.196.123.65