vmunix: /usr: write failed, file system is full

[Bruno Vilardo]

Hello Michael ,

The /var/adm/syslog has an old date , not the actual date.

I think that nothing has being written to this log.

Bruno

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Bruno,

have a look at du -k /usr.
There should be a directory, which uses most of the 5gb. Find that and look what's inside.

greetings,

Michael

[Bruno Vilardo]

Hi Michael here is the output for du -ks /usr
:

see the attachment .

Thanks a lot Bruno

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Bruno,

thanks for the post. It seems to me, that you accidently installed parts of your software in /usr, where it does not belong, hence the enormous usage of space.

greetings,

Michael

[Johan Brusche]

Bruno,

There are 2 files in /usr, ie:
/usr/mfgpro/po/delphi/custom
/usr/mfgteste/po/delpi/custom

Together they take 2.5GB (or 40%) of /usr which is only 6.3GB large.
So check if these 2 files are really required for the application.

Johan.

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Johan,

these two files are directories! ;-)

Bruno,

can you verify that it is your software?

greetings,

Michael

[Bruno Vilardo]

Well it wasn´t i that installed the application i this directory.
What do you suggest ????
I know that this directory is not appropriate for this.

Thanks

Bru

[Bruno Vilardo]

Guys,

Inside this directory it has some Database and i think this Database were used during the conversion to the new Database.
I am going to cjeck that because we no longer are using it.

Thanks
Bruno

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Bruno,

Is this still the temporary machine?
If so, you could move one of the big directories to another place and create a logical link to that.

Michael

[Johan Brusche]

Micha,

How can you tell these "custom" files are directories ???
"du -k" would have listed the files with their sizes in there, if it were really a directory... %-O}

JB.