Ubuntu LTS server 10.04.03 is filling disk space
My boot disk with 140Gb disk space is filling all it's disk space since last week.
I do not know what is happening but I noticed this because mysql server didn't start up so I could not read my mails. Than after searching the internet I found an issue where diskspace is the problem and indeed here too. Yesterday I have removed a lot of space which was possible and I also removed old GTUB's and I had 40Gb free space. But now this morning again when I did the command df it showed me 100% use so nothing available. Even after a reboot it still stays on 100% USE so somehow some files have been created? How can I find the files or directory which is causing this? |
Hi,
Run the following command to check which directories are using up all your space: Code:
du -h / | grep ^[0-9.]*G Kind regards, Eric |
Thanks for the help.
For me the trick was umount -a and then did the command #du -sh /* This gave me an overview and I could see where the error was. Somehow my external disk was not mounted anymore and the rsync command had made a local foldername on the boot disk where it copied the backup to. So I have changed this backupscript and removed the folder on the boot disk. regards, |
Hi,
Glad you've found the problem and solution. Thanks for marking your thread solved. Have fun with Linux. Kind regards, Eric |
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