Yes, route your logs into a separate file system, and roll your logs. Look
at the "Logging and Reports" section of Appendix B. "Configuration
directives" for the HTTP server. Lots of good stuff. The only problem I
ever had with the logging is that you have to have "reporting" turned on for
the n
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Subject: Re: Unix System Services File Space Used
Try /usr/lpp/tcpip/samples/rmoldlogs
Ouch. For everything that creates a "log", I put that in its own private
filesystem. Really helps, given how infrequently I remember to purge the
logs. I'm going t
Try /usr/lpp/tcpip/samples/rmoldlogs
Ouch. For everything that creates a "log", I put that in its own private
filesystem. Really helps, given how infrequently I remember to purge the
logs. I'm going to automate that some day.
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On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 09:35:06 -0500, Klein, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Thanks everyone for your help. We found some logs from z/Oses HTTP
>server that were dumping into our root file system. Problem resolved
>(for now).
>
Just one of several good reasons to mount your root as read only.
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> Thanks everyone for your h
Thanks everyone for your help. We found some logs from z/Oses HTTP
server that were dumping into our root file system. Problem resolved
(for now).
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I received this find command from an IBMer (Bill Schoen maybe). It will
list all of the files and directories contained in a physical HFS/zFS.
It only lists objects within a single MVS dataset. I use it to determine
who is using space within my root HFS:
The command I have come up with is:
f
You can define it as extended format so it can expand past 4GB limit.
Mark Jacobs
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Say "Percent used " st.STFS_INUSE / st.STFS_TOTAL * 100
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:59:08 -0500, Klein, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>We have a zFS file at 4GB so it can't expand. It happens to be our root
>file system and it's full so I'm not able to create any more directories
>off the root. We don't think we should have 4GB of data on this file.
>I
I'd use du -k to find the problem directories and then zero in on them.
If you're running HTTP server, look at the log and error files directory.
Also, /usr/spool can get big if not trimmed regularly.
Robert
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"du -sk *" from / should give you a list of the directories under /.
You can then drill down into the offenders to see where the space is
being taken.
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