I tried mounting the file system read-only (which triggered a quota check – does this make sense when the file system is read-only?) and then I scanned the file system for files with the spurious inodes to see if I could find a pattern. This took quite a while, and I didn't find any patterns, except that all the files in directories with project quotas were affected (but there were also other files). I'm now running xfs_repair without -n (and I had to mount and unmount the file system before it would start). I'll report back when it has finished. Best, Rasmus
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