> Note also that on reiserfs, if you have such a process which keeps
> files open after they are deleted and then you have a crash, the file
> is "orphaned" and the space is "lost" until you run reiserfsck again.
> It may be that Chris Mason's patch for this is in the latest kernels,
> but it may not be, and it might not be in the kernel you are running.
Chris, Hans, is this problem still in the reiserfs
in the current kernel or has it already been fixed ?
If it's still there, is a patch available which can
be considered stable ?
Rik
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