John -
If your mysql database is located on /var and /var filled up, you're
hosed. (If there's a database engine anywhere that can deal gracefully
with an inability to write to its backing filestore during normal
operations, it's definitely not MySQL.)
Your best hope is probably to restore /var from a backup made before
the partition choked.
Sorry,
Ole
On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 12:48 -0700, John Schubert wrote:
[...]
> The system is a 3 year old RT (RT 3.0.4 I believe)
> that has been running without problems. The /var
> partition filled up at some point in time and this
> error occurred sometime around the same time. I could
> give all the sys info but it got no response last
> time.
[...]
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