Lionel,
We ran into the same thing. If you edit the snmpd script in /etc/init.d
and change the line that reads:
snmpd -a -d -V $DEBUGFLAG
to:
snmpd $DEBUGFLAG
then snmpd's log seems to stay at a polite 23 bytes and it doesn't seem to
affect snmp's performance. At least the monitor from Velocity software
seems to still work for us.
Regards,
Scott
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Thanks - the ucd-snmp.log was over 100m for starters.
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Log files are a typical culprit. Check /var/log for a file called
messages.
Also, /var/log/httpd for web logs. Also check /var/spool for mail
messages
to root or other users.
On Tuesday 28 May 2002 08:09 pm, you wrote:
> I have 3 sles 7.2 images that are now out of space which makes no sense
as
> there was plenty of space. Any suggestions on where to begin to look?
>
> thx
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