In this situation I would typically run:
lsof | grep deleted
to see if a process had held open a file descriptor for a deleted file. Sounds like whatever it was resolved itself without your intervention, but if it doesn't I know which process I need to stop or restart in order to reclaim disk space.
diasporic
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2024-04-30 16:07:51
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