Mick wrote:
> On Sunday 30 November 2008, Michele Schiavo wrote:
>
>> lsof ?
>>
>
> Both find and lsof are good to show what is/has been accessed/changed.
> However, you may want to think of setting up logrotate and giving it a max
> size for your log file(s) above which it will rotate t
On Sunday 30 November 2008, Michele Schiavo wrote:
> lsof ?
Both find and lsof are good to show what is/has been accessed/changed.
However, you may want to think of setting up logrotate and giving it a max
size for your log file(s) above which it will rotate them.
--
Regards,
Mick
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> So tomorrow i'll try to find out wich one is guilty and try find a
> remedy... (now it's 3 am, i'm a bit tired...)
> i'll post back.
>
> Thank you all for the quick help!
> Davide
>
I found that i had accidentally enable the full debugging output of my
wireless card in the kernel, so that was wh
On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 02:35:19 +0100, Daniel Pielmeier wrote:
> First I would try to search for files that have changed recently and
> than try to find out which program writes to them.
>
> find / -mmin -10
Add -xdev to that, otherwise it will search everything,
including /proc, /sys and /home,pro
2008/11/30 Dio, James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Hi all,
>> i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
>> Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
>> 1k per minute.
>> I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
>> much information on the
lsof ?
Il giorno dom, 30/11/2008 alle 01.15 +, Pupino ha scritto:
> Hi all,
> i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
> Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
> 1k per minute.
> I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
> m
On Sunday 30 November 2008, Pupino wrote:
> Hi all,
> i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
> Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
> 1k per minute.
> I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
> much information on the disk.
>
Pupino schrieb am 30.11.2008 02:15:
> Hi all,
> i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
> Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
> 1k per minute.
> I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
> much information on the disk.
> Now t
> Hi all,
> i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
> Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
> 1k per minute.
> I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
> much information on the disk.
> Now the problem is that i have absolutely
On Sun, 2008-11-30 at 01:15 +, Pupino wrote:
> Hi all,
> i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
> Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
> 1k per minute.
> I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
> much information on the
Hi all,
i noticed a strange behaviour on my macine recently.
Something is continuously filling up my root partition at a speed near
1k per minute.
I have just few programs running and none of them should save that
much information on the disk.
Now the problem is that i have absolutely no idea of wh
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