On Tue, 2004-12-28 at 23:29, James Pifer wrote: > I'm having a problem on my mythbackend box that I'm hoping someone can > help me with. If I do a df the system is reporting that / is full. It's > 160 gig drive and a du shows me this: > > # du -h --max-depth=1 > 16K ./lost+found > 5.6M ./boot > 420K ./dev > du: `./proc/3699/fd/4': No such file or directory > 5.0K ./proc > 797M ./var > 156K ./tmp > 17M ./etc > 832K ./root > 2.6G ./usr > 12M ./sbin > 4.7M ./bin > 536K ./home > 4.0K ./initrd > 55M ./lib > 4.0K ./opt > 4.0K ./misc > 55M ./install > 4.0K ./net > 4.0K ./.qt > 54G ./mythvideos > > This adds up to less than 60 gig. Any suggestions on troubleshooting > this? I'm on Redhat 9. Any help is appreciated. > > Thanks, > James >
Thanks to those who gave me some help on this. No real surprise, turns out it really was out of space. I have a script that runs at night that mounts an nfs drive on another machine and backs up my recordings. The mount must have failed a couple nights ago, so everything was copied locally instead of to the other machine. I "assumed" it was still mounted so I ignored the /mnt/storage directory thinking it was on another machine. I need to figure out how to tell my script to only rsync the files if the mount worked correctly. Anyone know how to do that? My script is simply: mount 192.168.1.22:/storage /mnt/storage rsync -av --delete --exclude=nice_names /mythtv/recordings /mnt/storage/mythtv rsync -av --delete /mythtv/music /mnt/storage/mythtv rsync -av --delete /mythvideos /mnt/storage/mythtv umount /mnt/storage I know with scp I could do it without mounting the drives, but I'd rather use rsync. Anyway to do this without mounting the drives this way? Thanks for all the help. James
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