Hi manangers,
The solution to my problem is :
1) df -ki
* Check the free inode
2) backup the own file system
3) newfs -i 2048 rzXc
* by estimation, 2048 seems to serve us good
4) restore data to the new file system
Many thanks to the helpful responds from :
Robert L. McMillin
Alan Rollow
Ross Alexander
Jim Belonis
Eugene Chu
Hannu Visti
J. Henry Priebe Jr.
Wesley Darlington
Markus Diezi
Michael Matthews
Rainer Freis
and anyone if I missed in the above list.
My original question :
> On Tue, 15 Jul 1997 10:42:28 -0700, Eddie Tsang <cwcc_at_vtc.edu.hk> said:
>
> > Hi managers,
> > We have a news server running innd and got the following message :
> > Server throttled No space (spool inodes) [innwatch:38] 233 lt 1000
>
> > I think that the inodes of the disk are used up. Do any body have idea
> > on how to increase the inodes of the disk ? Will I loose the data during
> > the process of increasing inodes ?
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Regards,
Eddie Tsang
Computer Centre
Hong Kong Technical College (Chai Wan)
Received on Thu Jul 17 1997 - 05:50:11 NZST