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Refresh directory Size in Linux
I have delete all files older than two days from my directories using:
find . -mtime +2 -exec rm {} \;
the files got deleted fine but the size of the directories has not changed is there anything I can do to refresh the size? I have tries pwd but nothing.
Solution
Have you checked lsof? If some application uses files they are not actually deleted till they close them. But I am not sure that this affects dir size.
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