Manuel Schneider [Everything Open] writes:
>> > Disk space and Inodes are available... this is a fresh installation. >> >> It's one or the other. > > -:[/]#> df -h > Dateisystem Größe Benut Verf Ben% Eingehängt auf > /dev/md/3 9,6G 1,8G 7,8G 19% / > sysfs 9,6G 1,8G 7,8G 19% /sys > udev 9,6G 1,8G 7,8G 19% /dev > devpts 9,6G 1,8G 7,8G 19% /dev/pts > shm 9,6G 1,8G 7,8G 19% /dev/shm > > -:[/]#> df -i > Dateisystem INodes IBenut. IFrei IBen% Eingehängt auf > /dev/md/3 1500000 223632 1276368 15% / > sysfs 1500000 223632 1276368 15% /sys > udev 1500000 223632 1276368 15% /dev > devpts 1500000 223632 1276368 15% /dev/pts > shm 1500000 223632 1276368 15% /dev/shmThis looks completely bogus. It is highly unlikely that all of your filesystems have the same exact number of total, used, and available inodes.That's the original output.All the filesystems are mounted onto the same root-fs which is a OpenVZ container.
I don't know what "OpenVZ container" means. In any case, df uses statfs(2) to get disk size statistics. Courier uses statvfs(2).
Try running, as root: echo "To: postmaster" | strace -f -F -v -s 8192 -o /tmp/strace.log sendmail Then search for calls to statvfs() in strace.log, and see what comes back.
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