[NTLUG:Discuss] /var out of space....help please

[Jay Urish]

check /var/logs for large crap...





At 08:05 PM 10/17/00, you wrote:
>* greg at nas-inet.com [2000.10.17 19:58]:
>: "./aal" wrote:
>: > (10-16-2000)
>: > df:
>: > Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
>: > /dev/hda5             988M  238M  700M  25% /
>: > /dev/hda1              91M   10M   76M  12% /boot
>: > /dev/hda7             1.0G  737M  245M  75% /home
>: > /dev/hda8             2.9G  2.4G  297M  89% /usr
>: > /dev/hda9             3.3G  2.7G  514M  84% /opt
>: > /dev/hda10            494M  381k  468M   0% /tmp
>: > /dev/hda11            380M  370M     0 100% /var
>: > /dev/hdb5             1.6G  1.4G  186M  88% /hdb/usr
>: > /dev/hdb6             1.4G  1.0G  318M  77% /hdb/opt
>: > /dev/hdb8             213M  129M   73M  64% /hdb/home
>: > /dev/hdd1             2.9G  1.8G 1005M  64% /hdd
>:
>: Your /tmp is full.  Linux (*nix) programmers use /tmp allot for files
>: <snip />
>: --
>: Greg Edwards <greg at nas-inet.com>
>
>wrong...look closely.  /tmp is barely being used.
>--
>cameron
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Jay Urish
Network Engineer - Dallas Wide Area Networking L.L.C
www.dalwan.net