/opt 100% full.

[yogeshmp]

Hi Guru's

I am working on HP-ux 11i.I face the the problem of opt 100% full frequently on some servers.So can you help me out, what are the area that we could concern to make the saficient space on /opt.Thanks in advance.

- yogesh

[Court Campbell]

my best advice would be to start with

# du -sk /opt/* | sort -rn

start looking through the directories for anything that can be removed/moved. Hopefully you have OnlineJFS. If so, once you get some free space you can lvextend the lvol and use fsadm to extend the file system.

[Andrew Young_2]

Hi Yogesh

I would also do a

find /opt -name "*log*" -exec ll {} \;

as a lot of things tend to log in /opt instead of /var.

HTH

Andrew Y

[Andrew Young_2]

Hi.

A small change:

find /opt -name "*log*" -exec ls -l {} \;

Regards

Andrew Y

[Jov]

The real issue is there might be apps using /opt as /var (e.g. CiscoWorks) and if so you'll need to change this to really address this.


Jov

[Yogeeraj_1]

hi yogesh,

also check your apache logs.

they are by default found in : /opt/apache/logs/

hopethis helps!

kind regards
yogeeraj

[Sudalaimani]

Hi

You may try some of these

1. #find /opt -xdev -size +10000 -exec ls -l {} \;

2. #find /opt -name "*tar"

3. Check for the openview/omniback/OV related files.

regards

Mani

[Noble Sebastian]

Hi


Application installed in /opt mount point,
Some application create, log files, core, tar
Files, So that /opt automatically increasing.

1 Inform to application team, copy to
another mount point, which more file generated
2 create cron script for removing core , log files
3 Unwanted files Remove Manual

Eg: Remove more than 30 days log files

find /opt -mtime +30 -type f -name "*.log" -exec rm {} \+


Remove more than 30 days core files


find /opt -mtime +30 -type f -name core -exec ll {} \+



Regards,

Noble Sebastian

[MarkSyder]

Before you remove any log file, be 100% sure that no process is going to want to use it in the future. If you are only 99% sure, null the file instead: > old.log (or whatever the log file is actually called).

Mark Syder (like the drink but spelt different)

[yogeshmp]

Thnx everybody!!

[Prasanth Vattoly]

Hi yogesh


I can suggest one UNIX script that will find all biggest files in your filesystem. It will work in hpux, Solaris and Linux.

ftp this script to /usr/sbin



Usage :-
biggest.sh /opt


Regards
Prasanth

[Manuales]

hI !!!!!
I can not see the file attached , i can not open the file !!!!!

[Manuales]

Prasanth, could you please attache the file again? i mean, i can not open it ... nothing happened ... or if you can copy and paste ... thanks a lot !!!!

[Manuales]

I could picked it up !!!!

THANKS A LOT !!!