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From: Pol <xtekhne@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: updating informations of file systems
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:03:49 +0100
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Glynn Clements wrote:
> Pol wrote:

>> Sorry, i meant 'df'.
>> Is it possible 'df' does not report the current amount of space used by
>> partitions?
> 
> No. Any allocation or deallocation of blocks will be immediately
> reflected in the output from "df" (for local filesystems, at least;
> there may be issues with networked filesystems).
> 

Problem must be in the temp files and directories managed by ktorrent.
According to ktorrent, 2 GB of a 4 GB directory have been downloaded in the
last 24 hours, yet 'df' shows no sensible change of the available space in
that partition.
Remarkably, 'du -s' returns 4GB for that directory, although my guess is
that size is only 2GB actually. 
How to double check size of that directory and files therein?

Thank you
--Pol