[Box Backup] Boxbackup deleted directories

[Peter]

mån 2006-03-27 klockan 21:31 +0100 skrev Ben Summers:
> On 27 Mar 2006, at 21:24, Peter wrote:
> 
> > mån 2006-03-27 klockan 21:14 +0100 skrev Ben Summers:
> >> On 27 Mar 2006, at 20:45, Peter wrote:
> >>
> [snip]
> >
> > Should be plenty of free space;
> >
> >                   Account ID: 00000001
> >               Last object ID: 3350743
> >                  Blocks used: 16454879 (64276.87Mb)
> >     Blocks used by old files: 720120 (2812.97Mb)
> > Blocks used by deleted files: 4 (0.02Mb)
> >   Blocks used by directories: 79419 (310.23Mb)
> >             Block soft limit: 58982400 (230400.00Mb)
> >             Block hard limit: 65536000 (256000.00Mb)
> >          Client store marker: 0
> 
> 
> Two things worry me... firstly the client store marker really  
> shouldn't be zero, because that suggests the client has never  
> finished a scan successfully. Secondly, there's this:
> 
> >>> Mar 27 21:04:15 biognos1 bbackupd[17522]: Send
> >>> ListDirectory(0xd91d5,0xffffffff,0xc,true)
> >>> Mar 27 21:04:18 biognos1 bbackupd[17522]: Receive Success(0xd91d5)
> >>> Mar 27 21:04:18 biognos1 bbackupd[17522]: Receiving stream, size
> >>> 34284049
> 
> A 33Mb directory listing seems a little unlikely to me.
> 
> So, what's odd about your client? Have you really got a directory  
> with many thousands of files in it?
> 
> It's possible you're hitting an edge case we need to revisit in the  
> next version, but this does need further investigation.
> 
> Ben
> 
> 

I wouldn't say it's impossible, these are home-folders for a biochemical
company, and I know they store a LOT, both in size and numbers of files.

Just let me know if there is anything else you need, like more complete
log entries or testing some configuration changes, cause right now I'm
not sure how to proceed myself.

The server is amd64 on gentoo, server 0.09 compiled from source,
upgraded to 0.10 installed with ebuild.

Client is 32bit fedora core 3, client compiled manually from source.

Thanks so far,
Peter