On Sat, 24 Aug 2002, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> Nothing really strange here. I should perhaps mention the box has been
> set up with one partition only and a swap file of 128Mb. This is also
> the first time I've used the ext3fs.
This may be contributing to your problem, in the sense that a separate
/var or /tmp might keep the system more stable while you're trying to
narrow down what's flooding your disk and where it's being written to.
Since the box returns to normal after a reboot, it's most likely a
temporary file handle that is not being released properly. Any program
doing extensive caching or logging is a prime suspect for futher
evaluation.
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