Andreas Dilger schrieb:
On Apr 02, 2008 17:03 +0200, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Let's see what we have there - four files with exactly the same name and
inode:
# ls -li
total 16
73793642 -rw-r----- 179 backuppc backuppc 46 May 14 2007 attrib
73793642 -rw-r----- 179 backuppc backuppc 46 May 14 2007 attrib
73793642 -rw-r----- 179 backuppc backuppc 46 May 14 2007 attrib
73793642 -rw-r----- 179 backuppc backuppc 46 May 14 2007 attrib
Let's remove "attrib" file:
# rm -f attrib
Ouch:
# ls
ls: attrib: No such file or directory
ls: attrib: No such file or directory
ls: attrib: No such file or directory
When I want to browse the directory i.e. in midnight commander (mc), it
shows me three files in red called "?attrib", dated 1 Jan 1970.
Looks like it has unprinting characters. Try
find . -print0 | xargs -0 rm
Nope, that's something else.
Several files in the same directory which had the same inode number and
the same name.
e2fsck comes from e2fsprogs 1.39 - should I try something newer?
It is usually best to use the latest version.
True, but the filesystem check takes 8 hours or so here, so I can't
start it unless a disaster happens.
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Tomasz Chmielewski
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