He1p Required - Please??? (fwd)

[Fabien Tassin]

According to Lloyd Rennie:
> 
> Filesystem  512-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/da0s1a     508126    41716   425760     9%    /
> /dev/da2s1e   17286258 15903362       -4   100%    /sd2
> /dev/da4s1e   17286258 15903362       -4   100%    /sd4
> /dev/da5e     16778098 15435842       10   100%    /sd5
> /dev/da6e     17286258 15903362       -4   100%    /sd6
> /dev/da7e     16778098 15435842       10   100%    /sd7
> /dev/da0s1e    2032606   454222  1415776    24%    /usr
> /dev/da0s1f    2032606   166838  1703160     9%    /var
> /dev/da0s1g   12712820  2445668  9250128    21%    /usr/local/news
> /dev/da1s1e   16778098  5602204  9833648    36%    /usr/local/news/spool
> procfs               8        8        0   100%    /proc
> /dev/da3s1e   16778098 15435842       10   100%    /sd3
> 
> We're using CNFS, on a ccd array sd2-sd7.  I realise this is probably not
> a useful 'report', I'm frankly doubtful it's even a bug.  But I've run out
> of things to try, so I'm asking you.  Please let me know what further
> information, config. details etc. would be appropriate.

It looks like a 'df' bug. I don't know if 'inndf' can handle this.
Can we have more information about the OS used and about this ccd array ?

[ I'm also interested to support this "disk" in my Filesys::DiskSpace perl
  module. It is available on CPAN. It can eventually be used as an
  alternative to inndf. Please, contact me if interested. Thank you. ]

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Fabien Tassin -+- fta at oleane.net