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2006 Aug 13
2
can ext3 directory entries be overwritten? -- Re: extremely slow "ls" on a cleared fatty ext3 directory on FC4/5
...l.
> >
> > so I try to 'ls' the directory itself (not any
> files and
> > subdirectories on it) and find that its size is
> stupidly large (it is
> > 131M even after deletion) compared with 4K for
> normal directories.
> >
> > -bash-3.00# ls -alFdh /tmp* drwxrwxrwt 4 root
> staff 4.0K Aug 12
> > 23:17 new_tmp/ drwxrwxrwt 4 root staff 131M Aug
> 12 20:30 tmp/
> >
> > Anyone know why the former fatty directory still
> looks unchanged and
> > takes hours to traverse even after 99.999999%
> files got rem...
2006 Aug 13
2
extremely slow "ls" on a cleared fatty ext3 directory on FC4/5
...leaned /tmp directory again --
even now the directory holds only 8 files total.
so I try to 'ls' the directory itself (not any files
and subdirectories on it) and find that its size is
stupidly large (it is 131M even after deletion)
compared with 4K for normal directories.
-bash-3.00# ls -alFdh /tmp*
drwxrwxrwt 4 root staff 4.0K Aug 12 23:17 new_tmp/
drwxrwxrwt 4 root staff 131M Aug 12 20:30 tmp/
Anyone know why the former fatty directory still looks
unchanged and takes hours to traverse even after
99.999999% files got removed?
If there are any ways to fix this kind of problem
with...