Re: [cobalt-users] Root partition fills up under heavy load..

[Michael <mike@xxxxxxxxxx>]

At 07:56 PM 7/16/2001 -0600, you wrote:

>>This was a God send! To make it even easier for those of you who want to do this (Everyone on a Raq4 I suspect) here is an actual copy of my success story with this message:
>>
>>Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
>>/dev/hda1               743466    667334     76132  90% /
>>/dev/hda3               198601     55519    143082  28% /var
>>/dev/hda4             17671528    788716  16882812   4% /home
>>[root /root]# cd /usr/admserv/html/.cobalt/report/
>>[root report]# mkdir /home/webdata
>>[root report]# mv web.cache /home/webdata
>>[root report]# mv web.cache.new /home/webdata
>>[root report]# mv web.cache.stats /home/webdata
>>mv: web.cache.stats: No such file or directory
>>[root report]# ln -s /home/webdata/web.cache web.cache
>>[root report]# ln -s /home/webdata/web.cache.new web.cache.new
>>[root report]# df
>>Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
>>/dev/hda1               743466    498694    244772  67% /
>>/dev/hda3               198601     55519    143082  28% /var
>>/dev/hda4             17671528    957837  16713691   5% /home
>>[root report]#
>
>Hi,
>
>I followed your instructions but my 72% used on hda1 did not change.
>The 'report' dir is crowded with all the files moved into it, but the other one's size didn't change.
>Any idea ? I don't want to wait for a +80 % to worry.
>
>Anyhow, thanks for the instructions,
>
>Regards,
>
>Jorge Ceballos
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Must be then that your web.cache was not very big.  Mine was due to the intense traffic on it.  Perhaps other things in / can be sym linked to /home????

Worth a try.

Mike