> The most likely cause (i.e. it's happened to me) is that bdflush had
stopped
> working.
> Thats the process responsible for making sure changes to files are
actually
> comitted to disk.
>
> Check the logs again and search for bdflush.
I looked through all the /var/log/messages files (actually all the files in
/var/log) and can't spot any bdflush entries.
This does however sound like it may be the suspect.... The machine has not
been down since these changes were made, so I figured that they would
"eventually" make their way to disk... Perhaps I'm wrong.
Any other Ideas ? :)
Thanks,
Mark
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