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тАО11-08-2006 06:14 PM
тАО11-08-2006 06:14 PM
/usr: write failed, file system is full
On one of my Alpha Servers i am facing one strange problem. Whenever /usr or /var become 100% which are the part of usr_domain and if after that i clean the log and core files then also in the df -k it shows 100% for /usr and /var.
I have tried fixfdmn but it is not working.whereas if i reboot the server then it corrects the problem Any idea about this issue.
My server is 5.1B with Pk3.
Br
Manish
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тАО11-08-2006 07:23 PM
тАО11-08-2006 07:23 PM
Re: /usr: write failed, file system is full
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тАО11-08-2006 07:53 PM
тАО11-08-2006 07:53 PM
Re: /usr: write failed, file system is full
After reboot all settles ok.
Br
Manish
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тАО11-08-2006 09:31 PM
тАО11-08-2006 09:31 PM
Re: /usr: write failed, file system is full
Reboot kills them.
Did you find out which process is filling your /usr?
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тАО11-08-2006 10:04 PM
тАО11-08-2006 10:04 PM
Re: /usr: write failed, file system is full
Actually there is space in the /var
when i run df -i it gives me free inodes but in the df -k or some other option it shows wrong values.
It means output of df is not synchronized.
Br
Manish
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тАО11-09-2006 03:05 AM
тАО11-09-2006 03:05 AM
Re: /usr: write failed, file system is full
when df -k shows 0 free blocks, the command:
/sbin/showfdmn -k
should also show 0 free blocks. In which case
the problem is all the space is consumed.
There are normally system daemons with files
in /var that are open but unlinked. The space
for those files can not be freed until the
daemons are stopped. It can be proven via:
init s
releasing the space without the reboot.
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тАО11-09-2006 03:31 AM
тАО11-09-2006 03:31 AM
Re: /usr: write failed, file system is full
# fuser -v -c /var
As I said, there are processes that are active and trying to write something to /var.
You should free more space in usr_domain or extend the domain with addvol.