> What happens when the disk fills up? Some systems are designed to grow > until they fill their bounds, and only then begin to recycle space > internally.
When the disk fills up, all havoc breaks loose. :) It does not recycle space as you mentioned. If we can free some other space on the disk, pending connections will continue, and things eventually catch up to where it was. FWIW, our worst-case disk fill took down our email (obviously), our dialup (using database-driven radius) and our wireless network (because we'd recently moved to a db-driven scripted system for bandwidth limitting, and missed one fail-safe check to keep from hosing everything), which is about 98+% of our network. We've gotten things in a little better shape since then, but it's still not pretty. :) Jesse -- Jesse Norell [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not my email address; change "administrator" to my first name. --
