Dimitri,
1. possibly some process is holding a open file handle (lsof should
be able to show this too)
2. some versions of the kernel had a bug where the filesystem
accounting ; this will require a reboot to clear
HTH,
-prasana
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On Mar 25, 2010, at 10:07 AM, Dimitri Yioulos wrote:
All,
A colleague at a very small company has CentOS 5.x
running on a R200. The other day, he tried to
add a new user, but got an error. His pptpd VPN
also stopped working. The long-and-short of it
is that "/" (in its own partition) on his system
is 100% full. I've been helping him look for a
solution to the problem: we've looked at files
and file sizes for (a) culprit(s), checked
available inodes, and a few other things and, of
course, googled for a solution. We've come up
empty.
At this point, we don't want to add more space to
the partition. Can anyone suggest any other
things we can try?
Many thanks.
Dimitri
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