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I have a hard drive fully encrypted with VeraCrypt. When mounted the drive has no disk space left. When deleting large files on it, no disk space is freed up. Most likely VeraCrypt is the cause of the problem. Here I found an old post of two people having the same problem. What can be done to make it update the free disk space?
Expected behavior
When deleting files, the disk space should get freed up
Observed behavior
When deleting large files, there is still 0 bytes of storage space on the drive
Steps to reproduce
Sync two encrypted hard drives using rsync with this command after running the same command without sudo using Grsync (to sync drives): sudo rsync -r -t -p -o -g --delete -l -s /media/veracrypt1 /media/veracrypt2
The target drive (the second in the command) gets full even when the first isn't and deleting files doesn't free disk space
I have a hard drive fully encrypted with VeraCrypt. When mounted the drive has no disk space left. When deleting large files on it, no disk space is freed up. Most likely VeraCrypt is the cause of the problem. Here I found an old post of two people having the same problem. What can be done to make it update the free disk space?
Expected behavior
When deleting files, the disk space should get freed up
Observed behavior
When deleting large files, there is still 0 bytes of storage space on the drive
Steps to reproduce
sudo rsync -r -t -p -o -g --delete -l -s /media/veracrypt1 /media/veracrypt2
Details here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/767251/disk-space-is-not-freed-up-when-deleting-files-on-a-hard-drive/774209
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Please tell us more about your environment
VeraCrypt version: now after an upgrade it is 1.26.7
Operating system and version: Debian12 with KDE but it first appeared with Debian11
System type: 64-bit
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