Root Filesystem (/) appears almost Full
Dear Viewers,
I have a Linux WCCP Server. It's / appears 25G/30G even nothing large is stored on it. The Largest firetory stored on it is of 1.9G. I can't figured it out. I thoroughly checked it using this command: du -sh * I even restart the server so many time to referesh its inodes but every step is useless. Can anyone help me? Quick response will be highly appreciated. Regards, Muhammad Raheel Arshad Systems Engineer |
Well, this will measure by KB and sort numerically
Code:
du -s *|sort -k1 -n You can use Code:
df -h . |
I find it better to reverse sort, and pipe it to head. Then just start working your way down the list.
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OK, by restarting the server you've eliminated the possibility of a large unlinked file held open by some process. One thing that remains is data hidden under an active mount point, the result, for example, of copying /home to a separate file system and then mounting that on /home without first removing the original content. Try this:
Code:
mkdir /tmp/tmproot |
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