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From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Llu=EDs_Batlle_i_Rossell?= <viriketo@gmail.com>
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Subject: [9fans] replica's _* files
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After doing a replica "pull", I've seen many new _* files in my plan9=20
filesystem. I can easily write a script for deleting them - I imagine=20
they're copies of the old files. By now as I'm a new user who=20
understands a little about the system, I can simply remove them all. But=20
that points me to another question: if I'm using a fossil-only=20
installation, can I "zero" the contents of the disk where those files=20
were stored? I think maybe there's a fossil command for zeroing the free=20
blocks... That would help compressing the qemu images of plan9 disks.

Thanks in advance,
Llu=EDs