Re: test btrfs scrubbing/get system's total capacity

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On Mon, Nov 20, 2017 at 9:50 AM, ST <smntov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> 1. is there a tool that I can use to test btrfs scrubbing? Namely I need
> to "damage" a file, i.e. change it without changing its meta
> information, so I can see how scrubbing performs... Is there something
> like this?


btrfs-corrupt-block.c

It's part of btrfs-progs but many distributions do not include it by
default, but is easy to build it stand alone.



> 2. I want to use Ansible to set btrfs quota on a /home subvolume as say
> 0.8*TotalCapacityOfRoot and then assign to it individual users'
> subvolumes with certain (smaller) quatos.
> 2.1 Is it OK to rely on ansible_facts? Does it has correct information
> about btrfs-based "/" total capacity?
> 2.2 If not, is there a raw command to get TotalCapacityOfRoot in -TB so
> I can set it? Is there something like btrfs filesystem usage / -t
> --device_size? to get only the total Device Size information?

No idea how ansible is manipulating quotas on Btrfs.


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Chris Murphy
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