On a fresh 18.02.0-rc13, on a fresh space, I turned on "Simple scan" import strategy. Directly on the server, I copied a folder containing 50000 file of size 1MB in the space folder.
Import started as expected, and successfully finished.
But when trying to count files with command:
ls 50000files_1MB/ | wc -l
On server I obtain 50000
On dockerized oneclient (rc13) on my laptop I obtain 49847
I tried to restart update strategy in order to "rescan" the folder but without success.
In the same way, when I do the command:
du -sh 50000files_1MB/
On server I obtain 49GB
On dockerized oneclient (rc13) on my laptop I obtain 0 (very long response time)
On provider admin web GUI I can see 48.8GB
However, when I do the command:
ls 50000files_1MB/ | tail
On both server and oneclient I can see:
1MB_0049992.txt
1MB_0049993.txt
1MB_0049994.txt
1MB_0049995.txt
1MB_0049996.txt
1MB_0049997.txt
1MB_0049998.txt
1MB_0049999.txt
1MB_0050000.txt
So it seems that import process is complete
On a fresh 18.02.0-rc13, on a fresh space, I turned on "Simple scan" import strategy. Directly on the server, I copied a folder containing 50000 file of size 1MB in the space folder.
Import started as expected, and successfully finished.
But when trying to count files with command:
ls 50000files_1MB/ | wc -lOn server I obtain 50000
On dockerized oneclient (rc13) on my laptop I obtain 49847
I tried to restart update strategy in order to "rescan" the folder but without success.
In the same way, when I do the command:
du -sh 50000files_1MB/On server I obtain 49GB
On dockerized oneclient (rc13) on my laptop I obtain 0 (very long response time)
On provider admin web GUI I can see 48.8GB
However, when I do the command:
ls 50000files_1MB/ | tailOn both server and oneclient I can see:
So it seems that import process is complete