By westmoreland
I’m using rsync to transfer data from one system (nfs01) to another (nfs02) but I’m seeing 28GB more data on the target than what’s on the source. The source and target filesystems are both 138
GB. The source shows 100GB used and after running rsync the target shows 128
GB used. Shouldn’t they be the same? As you can see below, three subfolders on the target system are each about 10GB larger than the source. I’m cluless, any help would be appreciated.
I’m running this rsync command on the target system (nfs02):
Code:
rsync -avr --delete root@nfs01r5v.lamar.edu:/bannertreedev/ /bannertreedev/
The source:
Quote:
[root@nfs01r5v ~]# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
242G 14G 216G 7% /lu99
/dev/mapper/vg–bantreeDEV-lv–bantreeDEV
138G 100G 32G 77% /bannertreedev
/dev/mapper/vg–bantreePRD-lv–bantreePRD
138G 22G 109G 17% /bannertreeprd
[root@nfs01r5v ~]# du -sch /bannertreedev/*
269M /bannertreedev/bannerOH
1.3G /bannertreedev/bookshelf
36G /bannertreedev/BT
32K /bannertreedev/config
28G /bannertreedev/LI
16K /bannertreedev/lost+found
36G /bannertreedev/RG
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The Target:
Quote:
[root@nfs02r5v ~]# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/VolGroup_BannerTreeDev-LogVol_BannerTreeDev
138G 128G 3.5G 98% /bannertreedev
[root@nfs02r5v ~]# du -sch /bannertreedev/*
269M /bannertreedev/bannerOH
1.3G /bannertreedev/bookshelf
45G /bannertreedev/BT
32K /bannertreedev/config
38G /bannertreedev/LI
8.0K /bannertreedev/lost+found
45G /bannertreedev/RG
128G total
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