lgb@hal2000:~$ ls -lad /home/lgb/
drwxr-sr-x 14 lgb lgb 51200 Dec 15 13:16 /home/lgb/
lgb@hal2000:~$ du -s /home/lgb/
0 /home/lgb
lgb@hal2000:~$ du -s /home/lgb
0 /home/lgb
lgb@hal2000:~$ ls -lad /home/lgb
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 Sep 10 16:24 /home/lgb -> /home/kntnfs/lgb
lgb@hal2000:~$ du -s /home/kntnfs/lgb
33745 /home/kntnfs/lgb
Well, /home/lgb is just a symlink. With access it by /home/lgb (eg : ls)
it will be appeared the symlink itself, while with /home/lgb/ it will
appeared as the directory the link points to. But in this case it's strange
for me that 'du' can't see anything in BOTH cases only if I give the pointed
directory. However I think it's not the perfect logical way somewhere ...
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