I figured out what was doing it.It was the /etc/cron.daily/find script which is installed to update the updatedb database.I wouldn't think this would slow the system down but I've sure noticed a difference.
Is there a command that will give inode stats.. for example open inodes, inode table size.Sh
Is slocate installed? Did you notice a process named updatedb running
when this happens?
Best,
-Tim
On Fri, 2006-10-27 at 16:12 -0700, Anthony Tippett wrote:
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> When my cron.daily scripts run there is a huge spike in my open inodes
> and inode table size. This also causes my system to start sl
When my cron.daily scripts run there is a huge spike in my open inodesand inode table size. This also causes my system to start slowing downdramatically.Does anyone know any ideas on how to diagnosis this. See what all the
inodes are being opened for?My only thought was lsof but the open files li
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