Re: [tlug] everlasting directory

[Michael Doughty <Doughty_Michael@example.com>]

On 11 Jul 2002 11:56:42 +0900, bruno raoult wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-07-11 at 11:35, Eric O. Flores wrote:
> > Michael the find command shows the following structure.
> > 
> > 
> > 212993 drwxr-xr-x    5 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 11 11:27 /home/eoflores/Desktop
> >  721427 drwxrwxrwx    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 11 11:25 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed
> > 1540097 drwx------    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 15:26 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx
> >  704518 drwxr--r--    4 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 15:26 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx
> >  868359 drwxr--r--    2 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 15:26 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx/esp.files
> > 1671175 drwxr--r--    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 13:39 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx/indx
> > 1474567 drwxr--r--    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 13:39 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx/indx/indx
> 
> 2 more questions:
> - Which kind of file system is it?
> - Could you check the inode numbers of the impacted files (does
> indx/indx have the same inode than indx iself)?

Umm.  That was 'ls -ldi'.  The first column is the inode.

Michael