Deleting the latest partial snapshot was instantaneous:
[hritcu@detained common]$ time python2 -c "import snapshots; snapshots.Snapshots().remove_snapshot('20140622-205341-777')"
INFO: Command "find "/run/media/hritcu/MyBook/BackInTime/backintime/detained/hritcu/1/20140622-205341-777" -type d -exec chmod u+wx "{}" +" returns 0
INFO: Command "rm -rf "/run/media/hritcu/MyBook/BackInTime/backintime/detained/hritcu/1/20140622-205341-777"" returns 0
python2 -c 0.45s user 5.10s system 83% cpu 6.613 total
... and freed up around 6% of the 1TB drive ... so about 60GB. I'm starting to believe that this had nothing to do with backintime, but with btrfs performing poorly when almost full. WDYT?
Deleting the latest partial snapshot was instantaneous: Snapshots( ).remove_ snapshot( '20140622- 205341- 777')" hritcu/ MyBook/ BackInTime/ backintime/ detained/ hritcu/ 1/20140622- 205341- 777" -type d -exec chmod u+wx "{}" +" returns 0 hritcu/ MyBook/ BackInTime/ backintime/ detained/ hritcu/ 1/20140622- 205341- 777"" returns 0
[hritcu@detained common]$ time python2 -c "import snapshots; snapshots.
INFO: Command "find "/run/media/
INFO: Command "rm -rf "/run/media/
python2 -c 0.45s user 5.10s system 83% cpu 6.613 total
... and freed up around 6% of the 1TB drive ... so about 60GB. I'm starting to believe that this had nothing to do with backintime, but with btrfs performing poorly when almost full. WDYT?