Hi all!
I ran du -s on the / to find the reason why Eskimo's disk capacity went to
over 80%. Here are the results:
<<<<<<<<
3131 bin
16535 boot
0 cdrom
120 dev
7444 etc
0 floppy
1165404 home
1321712 iglu
0 initrd
0 initrd.img
0 initrd.img.old
103361 lib
0 mnt
0 opt
331428 proc
25904 root
5773 sav
3283 sbin
178063848 srv
0 storage
0 sys
14 tmp
373543 usr
3094370 var
0 vmlinuz
0 vmlinuz.old
75542 webfs
>>>>>>>>
As can be seen, var takes the most space. So I ran du -s /var/* and got:
<<<<<<<<
0 /var/local
0 /var/lock
0 /var/opt
0 /var/qmail
28 /var/tmp
81 /var/run
133 /var/www
1045 /var/backups
4783 /var/spool
322741 /var/lib
352727 /var/cache
662382 /var/log
1750592 /var/mail
>>>>>>>>
Now, in /var/mail, I found a file called alias (probably the mailbox of the
user "alias") that was very large, and full of spam and other stuff like
that. Having deleted it, we now have only 59% use in the root partition, a
very large improvement.
Perhaps other things can be cleaned up as well, but it's no longer very
critical.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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