I will give the file system a look over and see where that space is going. I was just under the impression that OneClick was the Java web server piece of Spectrum and as such, should not be warehousing any data. That should all be on the Spectro servers. If that is the case, I would expect the OneClick to be much less in size than the Spectro boxes (assuming there is no reporting or debug logging going on).
Thanks again! -Ken > On Mar 17, 2015, at 9:30 PM, Jason Hebron <jason.heb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi > 90Gb is definitely space for the Poller > By nodes yes per device polled, though CA define a node as a device with up > to 200 interfaces - so if you have a network device with 600 interfaces that > counts as 3 nodes > As far as the cruft :-) building up - if its unix just start tracking where > the badness is happening > start at root and use the command du -hc --max-depth=1 > This shows disk space use per directory - start drilling down the directory > paths to find where the "cruft" is > One thing I have seen - core dumps created on app crashes can build up > excessively - so that may be a culprit if you have disk bloat > Another can be someone turning on debugging in the spectrum logs and > forgetting to turn it off again > As far as Report Manager goes - yes its a seperate product but still makes > use of some components of OneClick > You can tell if the oneclick part is enabled if you check the > <$spectrum>\mysql\data\reporting and find the reporting dir is full of info > MEans that even if Cabi is not installed the data is being recorded > --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to lists...@unc.edu with the body: unsubscribe spectrum arch...@mail-archive.com
