shrinking disk space ...
Big problem: my disk space seems to be shrinking fast ...
Linux starts complaining about it. I installed Mandrake 10.0, and use it as a server. Postgresql, Apache 2 and Tomcat have their data directories set to a second disk, so there can't be the problem. I could save some space for now by cleaning up some compiled sources that were still in the local/src directory and not needed anymore, but soon the problem will be back. What is linux doing behind my back with my disc space ? How can I 1) clean it up 2) prevent that linux keeps consuming more and more space just by running ? |
To clean it up.. remove stuff you don't use (packages, source code), old logfiles as well.
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ofcourse
but if you understood well, that won't solve the problem. the linux pc is used as a server, I don't work on the desctop, and the programs that use disc space have their own disc. why is linux taking up more and more disc space, and how can I prevent it ... the question remains. |
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