Re: Memory leak?

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2011-07-08 12:15:08 -0400, Chris Mason:
[...]
> I'd definitely try without -o compress_force.
[...]

Just started that over the night.

I'm running a "dstat -df" at the same time and I'm seeing
substantive amount of disk writes on the disks that hold the
source FS (and I'm rsyncing from read-only snapshot subvolumes
in case you're thinking of atimes) almost more than onto the
drive holding the target FS!?

--dsk/sda-- --dsk/sdb-- --dsk/sdc-- --dsk/sdd--
 read  writ: read  writ: read  writ: read  writ
1000k    0 : 580k    0 :2176k    0 :   0     0
1192k    0 :  76k    0 : 988k    0 :   0     0
 436k    0 : 364k    0 :1984k    0 :   0    33M
 824k    0 : 812k    0 :4276k    0 :   0     0
3004k    0 :2868k    0 :5488k    0 :   0     0
 796k  564k: 640k   25M:2284k 4600k:   0     0
 108k    0 :  68k   23M: 648k   35M:   0     0
1712k   12k:1644k   12k:2476k 7864k:   0     0
 732k    0 : 620k    0 :3192k    0 :   0     0
1148k    0 :1116k    0 :3532k    0 :   0    19M
1392k    0 :1380k    0 :4416k    0 :   0  7056k
1336k    0 :1212k    0 :6664k    0 :   0  3148k
 820k    0 : 784k    0 :4528k    0 :   0    48M
1336k    0 :1340k    0 :3964k    0 :   0  8996k
1528k    0 :1280k    0 :2908k    0 :   0     0
1352k    0 :1216k    0 :3880k    0 :   0     0
 864k    0 : 888k    0 :1684k    0 :   0     0
1268k    0 :1208k    0 :3072k    0 :   0     0

(source FS is on sda4+sdb+sdc, target on sdd, sda alsa has an
ext4 FS)

How can that be? Some garbage collection, background defrag or
something like that? But then, if I stop the rsync, those writes
stop as well.

-- 
Stephane
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