If root file system 100% full what you have to do?
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Answer / mathai
First check the disk usage with du -h, if it is 100% find the heavy files using #du -akd / | sort -nr | more. if actual disk usage not reaching 100% check the inode status using
#df -F ufs -o i
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Answer / suchit
Check for core files...if it is created then delete it...
check in /var/core..
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / tasnim khan
If system is running, affirmative action is that mv all log
files to some other file system then find out which
file/files have been created recently other than logs and
then first stop the process which is creating and then mv
or delete that files.
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Answer / sai
cant login to server first. Next step is to powercycle the
server
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