![]() To fix this, you need a more recent version of netatalk (2.0.5+?), which has an option to tell fibs about the size of the disk, hence limiting timemachine's space consumption. Update: Recent versions of timemachine do not appear to respect the max size of the sparsebundle and will cheerfully fill up your disk.
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