Hello,
I have a large raw disk I backup to a usb disk mounted. The backup failed as I hadn't cleaned up the old backup first which tends to happen a few times a month. The failure happens when the disk runs out of space. Typically once it fails the used temp space is cleaned up and the inodes are freed. I delete an old backup and start it again. No issues.
This time the backup failed, the mount broke so I had to reboot the box. I get back into the OS, the disk shows full. The inodes are 100% in use but there are only 600GB of files on a 8GTB disk.
/dev/sdh2 7813894144 7811710976 2183168 100%
Where does proxmox write temp data during the backup process? I can't seem to find anything eating these inodes.
I have a large raw disk I backup to a usb disk mounted. The backup failed as I hadn't cleaned up the old backup first which tends to happen a few times a month. The failure happens when the disk runs out of space. Typically once it fails the used temp space is cleaned up and the inodes are freed. I delete an old backup and start it again. No issues.
This time the backup failed, the mount broke so I had to reboot the box. I get back into the OS, the disk shows full. The inodes are 100% in use but there are only 600GB of files on a 8GTB disk.
/dev/sdh2 7813894144 7811710976 2183168 100%
Where does proxmox write temp data during the backup process? I can't seem to find anything eating these inodes.