Am 02.08.2016 um 14:24 schrieb Stefan Ulm <s....@divus.biz>:

> Hi all,
>  
> we are actually facing problems with logging.
>  
> We do a volatile (non persistent) full logging for analysis on a 
> installation. After 33 days of logging we have a logging file of ca. 5MB and 
> ca. 50.000 lines.
> A week ago the logging stopped, the log file is no more actualized, now for 7 
> days.
>  
> Today we tried to reload and restart asterisk, but the problem persists.
> So we suspected, that the probably there is a memory/buffer problem. The 
> device has still the problem and we would like to understand the cause for 
> it, before we restart it.
>  
> Can it be that there is a dedicated memory buffer for logging, and if this 
> one is filled up, the logging doesn’t work anymore or could it be, that 
> asterisk can’t handle log files with that size?
>  
> We are using alix board with astlinux 1.0.2 (asterisk 1.8.9.2), runnix 
> 0.4-5339
>  
>  
> Best regards
>  
> Stefan Ulm
> Technical Department | Research & Development
> stefan....@divus.eu

Run "df -h" to see how much space is currently used.

You can adjust the "tmp" and "var" size with rc.conf variables:

## Custom tmpfs sizes
## here is where you can increase or decrease the size of the various
## tmpfs filesystems.  If you set these too large, it is possible for
## the system to use all available RAM, in which case the Linux kernel
## will start randomly killing processes to free up memory. You have 
## been warned!
#VAR_SIZE="25000k"
#TMP_SIZE="10000k"

In newer AstLinux (since 1.1.3) versions "logrotate" is included. 
Your AstLinux version is quite old (from 2012). 
At that time the default "var" size was 5 MB. In version 1.0.5 it was increased 
to 10MB.

Michael

http://www.mksolutions.info




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