Gents,
Here I have a strange problem. There is a storage defined in my environment for images - Directory. I use it to upload ISO images into it. It's not that big storage and finally it hit the top limit. But the surprise is that although deleted a couple of ISOs I can't get all the space back. I mean that the file sizes in sum is considerably less than the occupied size of the storage. In turn I can't upload a new ISO.
I guess this could be repaired by running of a disk check utility, but this is definitely out of my competence!
Can somebody help me to recover the space?
Update: To be more explicit, uploading a CentOS iso of a size of 9GB would restart over and over. So I deleted a large amount of files, and the iso is uploading completely, the dashboard shows me the file uploaded, but it's size is about 700MB and after a refresh it is definitely gone. So I assume that the filesystem is corrupted, reporting to the Proxmox a wrong free space size.
Here I have a strange problem. There is a storage defined in my environment for images - Directory. I use it to upload ISO images into it. It's not that big storage and finally it hit the top limit. But the surprise is that although deleted a couple of ISOs I can't get all the space back. I mean that the file sizes in sum is considerably less than the occupied size of the storage. In turn I can't upload a new ISO.
I guess this could be repaired by running of a disk check utility, but this is definitely out of my competence!
Can somebody help me to recover the space?
Update: To be more explicit, uploading a CentOS iso of a size of 9GB would restart over and over. So I deleted a large amount of files, and the iso is uploading completely, the dashboard shows me the file uploaded, but it's size is about 700MB and after a refresh it is definitely gone. So I assume that the filesystem is corrupted, reporting to the Proxmox a wrong free space size.
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