tracker causes 0 bytes free in /home
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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tracker (Ubuntu) |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
This is what I have:
Partition Ubuntu mounted in / : 20 GiB, 12 GiB in use
Partition home mounted in /home : 8 GiB, 3.1 GiB in use
Partition Data mounted in /mnt/Data : 120 GiB, 35 GiB in use
Symlink /home/me/Download -> /mnt/Data/
Symlink /home/me/Documents -> /mnt/Data/
Symlink /home/me/Pictures -> /mnt/Data/
Symlink /home/me/Music -> /mnt/Data/
Symlink /home/me/Videos -> /mnt/Data/
/home had 4.6 GB free.
After I copied 8 GB of *.epub files to /home/me/
gsettings set org.freedesktop
did not help.
It seems, that tracker estimates more space than 4.6 GB because of the symlinks to /mnt/Data/...
Suggestions:
- tracker should not try to index DRM encrypted epub files and similars
- all tracker components, not only tracker-
- tracker components should never create situations with 0 bytes free, even if low-disk-
- tracker components anyway should estimate free space correctly (not include space from symlinks to other file systems)
Workaround:
Add '*.epub' to org.freedesktop
Changed in tracker (Ubuntu): | |
status: | Incomplete → Confirmed |
Thank you for your bug report. Which version of Ubuntu are you using? Could you add a journalctl -b <n> log from the corresponding session (n being the number of system start since the issue).
You also wrote that you had 4.6G of space, so it means the tracker cache used it, which also seems buggy, what's the output of 'du .cache/tracker/'