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dictum9
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Full / filesystem, unable to log in

Cannot connect via SSH, telnet or remote console to the box to clean up 100% /

Ideas?

It's a Service Guard cluster primary node.
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Ivan Krastev
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Re: Full / filesystem, unable to log in

Try to connect via ftp and clean up.

If you have any backup software like DataProtector, try to restore smaller file over some big (/var/adm/syslog/mail.log for example).

Try with rsh, remsh commands.

if everything fails you should move package(s) to another node, reboot into single user mode and clean up the file system.

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ivan
Adam W.
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Re: Full / filesystem, unable to log in

etc,
Simplest way, would be to boot into single user mode, and try to cleanup from there. Use command like:

1. find / -xdev -depth -size +7000 â xdev -exec ll {} \; | more
(finds files larger than 7000k)
2. find / -type f -size +1000000c -xdev -exec ls -l {} \;
(if you want to search for a number of characters try the lower case c after the number)
OR
find / -xdev -size +1000000c -exec ll {} \;
(searches for directories as well as files.)
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rajv
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Re: Full / filesystem, unable to log in

Hi,


1.Boot from single user mode

2.if this is audit enabled ,clear the audit log.

3.before this u can stop cluster , if u got down time.

4.otherwise simply restart package shift to secondary node if u r enabled auto run.

5.after reboot u can add this serve as a secondary.

#cmrunnode


6.After u get the downtime u can shift the package.


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