I want to thank everyone that has been helping me with my problems as
of late.
The system full problem turned out to be the result of one user with
root like privileges dumping
an entire directly set and data on the root file system.
I corrected the problem by copying the contents to another directory
and admonishing the user,
to include taking away his root like privileges.
Thanks again,
Andre'
>
> Good morning everyone,
>
> I hope someone can help me.
>
> This morning my building had a power outage and my Alpha server
> crashed.
> The system came up afterwards and seemed to be fine. But shortly
after
> I got a system full
> error message. I did a df command and I see where my system is at
> 100percent capacity.
> I've looked for a core file so that I can delete it, but I did not
> find one on the system.
Do:
find / -mount -newer <somefile> -ls
where <somefile> is a couple of days old, or,
find / -mount -mtime 1 -ls
to find all files modified in last 24 hours. Then you'll see which
files
are very large and new.
Dejan Muhamedagic <muja_at_galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu>
YUNIX
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