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On FreeBSD `du` also doesn't necessarily go e the right info due to us, where having multiple filesystems on the same pool is easy and simple. This leads to man
by johannes1234321 3y ago
On FreeBSD `du` also doesn't necessarily go e the right info due to us, where having multiple filesystems on the same pool is easy and simple. This leads to many filesystems reporting same free space. Right way there is to check the zpool directly ...
- rollcat 3y agoThat's 100% a ZFS problem, not a FreeBSD problem ;) I have the same issue on my Ubuntu and NixOS systems. Well that's the price you have to pay for ZFS, it doesn't exactly fit in a traditional model - but the space reported by "du" is still accurate e.g. wrt the remaining quota.
- johannes1234321 3y agoTrue, but given the role of ZFS in FreeBSD this hits most FreeBSD installs, thus the claim of any BSD solving that isn't true. OpenBSD solves that by limiting their features.