On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 7:52 AM, Bevan <[email protected]> wrote: > haven't run shopt -s dotglob yet but this is the output so far > > also note this only happens after i leave the computer on when i go to bed > and in the morning it starts to fill up after a reboot its good for the day. > > df > > /dev/sdb2 38973500 30982860 6037568 84% / > udev 4046232 4 4046228 1% /dev > tmpfs 1635200 1128 1634072 1% /run > none 5120 0 5120 0% /run/lock > none 4087992 228 4087764 1% /run/shm > /dev/sdb3 43855316 23531724 18126344 57% /home > /dev/sdc1 976758780 909109832 67648948 94% /windows1 > /dev/sda2 102294524 76498080 25796444 75% /winsys > /dev/sdb1 385987580 367268972 18718608 96% /windows2 > /dev/sda3 385987572 345606924 40380648 90% /windows3 > /dev/sdd1 7811088 6632896 1178192 85% /media/TSB USB DRV > > > ls |grep -v Volumes> temp > > cat temp |xargs du -sk |sort -n > > 0 initrd.img > 0 initrd.img.old > 0 proc > 0 sys > 0 vmlinuz > 0 vmlinuz.old > 4 dev > 4 duresults > 4 lib64 > 4 selinux > 4 temp > 4 webmin-setup.out > 8 mnt > 12 srv > 16 lost+found > 1224 run > 3384 lib32 > 8800 sbin > 8916 bin > 14488 root > 23532 etc > 48924 boot > 146796 tmp > 391072 opt > 410396 lib > 4328684 var > 6632904 media > 7250012 usr > 22739196 home > 75818184 winsys > 345111319 windows3 > 366813683 windows2 > 908534993 windows1 > > ran the command a bit later again > > 0 initrd.img > 0 initrd.img.old > 0 proc > 0 sys > 0 vmlinuz > 0 vmlinuz.old > 4 dev > 4 duresults > 4 lib64 > 4 selinux > 4 temp > 4 webmin-setup.out > 8 mnt > 12 srv > 16 lost+found > 1224 run > 3384 lib32 > 8800 sbin > 8916 bin > 14488 root > 23532 etc > 48924 boot > 146796 tmp > 391072 opt > 410396 lib > 4332820 var > 6632904 media > 7250012 usr > 22740540 home > 75818184 winsys > 345111319 windows3 > 366813683 windows2 > 908534993 windows1 > >
Please stop top posting. What conclusions do you draw? Is there any major increase? And why are you testing different filesystems? I thought it was / you wanted to test not /home or the /windows? filesystems. Use the commands I gave you and find out which directory is growing, then find the file. I can't understand why you will not run the commands I suggested. _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canterbury.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
