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Subject: Re: phantom quota usage for user with no files ... ?
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Files which where open at the time and hence still have references
similar to how deleted files still take up space until the last
handle is closed.

    Steve
Gore Jarold wrote:
> Is this a sign of FS corruption ?  What could cause a non-root user to
> use up space, but have no files ?



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