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We've been working to clean up some space in our /opt mount. A large culprit of space consumption was log files for some processes we run (to the tune of 2 to 12 GB each). We've cleaned these up by ...
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Today I had a name-server stop resolving DNS due to the /var directory being full from the named.run cache build up. I tried removing all the files using: rm -rf name* However, although running ls ...
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I have noticed that my hard drive space is being consumed by a long running process, but I was not able to find the file(s) that are consuming the space. I suspect the files are temporary files, using ...
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I have a small Intel NUC with a 30GB drive. My problem is that this drive is full but cannot find the cause of it. df reporting the following Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted ...
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I deleted a file about 200 GB big, but it still seems as the space is reserved for some reason.  I tried clearing it with a bunch of commands I found, but nothing worked for me (for files being kept ...
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I have a problem that my disk is filling up but I cant find the files that fill it. When I run df -h I get: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/root 53G 51G 2.0G 97% / ...
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One of our systems has a growing log file (we will be addressing) but currently the application owner will delete the file with rm then wait for the next maintenance window to reboot. I find myself ...
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So df is telling me that I'm using 49/59G, so I set out to find my space. $ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/vda1 59G 49G 7.9G 86% / none 4.0K 0 ...
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I have just asked in an interview that if someone mistakenly deletes apache logfile from /var/log/apache/access.log while it's being written, can you recover it? After my answer interviewer said that ...
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I am having this strange problem of my system running out of space constantly. Just yesterday I cleaned up near 15GB of space and today I see it is out of space. I really don't get it. I know some ...
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So, the thing is, if your system is totally block by a huge file, and there isn't anything you know you can delete, all those tutorials showing shiny tools to manage filesystem aren't all that useful. ...
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What is the best practice to avoid this case Example, filebeat 5098 5128 root 3r REG 253,1 31035908096 657022 /var/log/aaa/aaa.access.log.1 (deleted) There is a ...
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How can my 6 TB hdd display as full while there's 3,4 TB of files on there? It says 0 bytes available for some reason.
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I have linux server which has started filling up the root disk to 100% in the last few days. df -h shows 100% and any file write attempts fail stating disk is full. du -sh of the drives contents show ...
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