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Re: Disk too full?



On Tuesday 05 April 2016 15:34:37 David Wright wrote:
> On Tue 05 Apr 2016 at 06:36:39 (-0500), Charles Blair wrote:
> >    I think I'm running out of space on my
> > laptop.  The last time I got an "updates
> > available" message, I got a further warning,
> > during the update, that I was low on space.
> > The update did seem to complete, though.
> >
> >    However, when I tried to use the calculator
> > program dc afterwards, the computer just sat
> > there.
> >
> >    Below is the output from the df command.
> > Thanks very much for any help!
> >
> > Filesystem                        1K-blocks    Used Available Use%
> > Mounted on rootfs                               330215  193394    119772 
> > 62% / udev                                  10240       0     10240   0%
> > /dev tmpfs                                400736     708    400028   1%
> > /run /dev/disk/by-uuid/0923...36f4ab8e    330215  193394    119772  62% /
> > tmpfs                                  5120       0      5120   0%
> > /run/lock tmpfs                               2457480      84   2457396  
> > 1% /run/shm /dev/sda10                        176581224 2269620 165341776
> >   2% /home /dev/sda9                            376807   10272    347079 
> >  3% /tmp /dev/sda6                           8649992 6057732   2152864 
> > 74% /usr /dev/sda7                           2882592 1857652    878508 
> > 68% /var
>
> Well, you've survived over a year so you aren't doing so badly. The
> main difference I can see is that your /var has increased from 19%
> to 68%. Have you run that duse command on it recently? Here's my
> wheezy /var but bear in mind that my /var/cache contains apt-cacher-ng
> which is holding all the .deb files for both wheezy and jessie (and
> backport and bits of sid).
>
>    9087M             /var/
>      11M                     /var/backups/
>    8646M             /var/cache/
>     376M                 /var/lib/
>       1M                         /var/local/
>       0M                         /var/lock/
>      53M                     /var/log/
>       1M                         /var/mail/
>       1M                         /var/opt/
>       1M                         /var/run/
>       1M                         /var/spool/
>       2M                         /var/tmp/
>
> So apart from that cache, I've got 447MB and you've got 1.8GB.
> How's your /var/tmp? I think you're responsible for any cleaning
> done there, unlike /tmp.
>
> The only other thing I can suggest at present is running df while
> those warnings are being generated.

May the OP have run out of inodes in /  ?

Lisi


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