After a bit of investigation, I have found that a statically linked
version of 'ls' is able to see the files, which suggests a problem with
a library somewhere. The odd thing is, this is just a plain vanilla
install of woody, updated from security.debian.org. I have run
chkrootkit on the machine,
Hi Simon,
Sorry, forgot to cc the list. I found that there are files larger than 1
byte in size:
stampy:/mnt/backup/tmp/CGI_Cache# ls -l register.cgi/f/9/6
total 0
debugfs: ls -l register.cgi/f/9/6
302792 40777 (2) 33 334096 18-Mar-2004 18:56 .
286856 40777 (2) 33 33
Hi,
We have an unusual problem with 'invisible' and disappearing files: some files are not
visible in a directory using 'find' or 'ls' on the directory, yet they
are visible using tools such as 'debugfs' or if you know the actual name
of the file, you can use 'ls' to list it explicitly.
For insta
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