> Can I say
>
> USED-REFER=snapshot size ?
No. "USED" is the space that would be freed if you destroyed the
snapshot _right now_. This can change (and usually does) if you
destroy previous snapshots.
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Le 05/06/2012 ? 17:08:51+0200, Stefan Ring a écrit
> > Two questions from a newbie.
> >
> > 1/ What REFER mean in zfs list ?
>
> The amount of data that is reachable from the file system root. It's
> just what I would call the contents of the file system.
OK thanks.
>
> > 2/ How
> Two questions from a newbie.
>
> 1/ What REFER mean in zfs list ?
The amount of data that is reachable from the file system root. It's
just what I would call the contents of the file system.
> 2/ How can I known the size of all snapshot size for a partition ?
> (OK I can ad
OK, to answer my own question (with a little help from Eric!) ...
I was using vi to edit the file which must be rewriting the entire file back
out to disk - hence the larger than expected growth of the snapshot.
Matt
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How are you editing the file? Are you sure your editor isn't writing
out the entire file even though only four characters have changed? If
you truss the app, do you see a single 4 byte write to the file?
- Eric
On Wed, Jan 23, 2008 at 11:11:38AM -0800, Matt Newcombe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We're curr
On Wed, Jan 23, 2008 at 11:11:38AM -0800, Matt Newcombe wrote:
> Creating an empty zpool & zfs
> Creating a 6MB text file
> Taking a snapshot
>
> So far so good. The filesystem size is 6MB and the snapshot 0MB
>
> Now I edit the first 4 characters of the text file. I would have
> expected the siz
