Re: too-nearly-full filesystem '/'. (was upgrade problem: space on '/' filesystem.)

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(me)
> > How can this be automated such that each week, when
> > I do my patches (dnf upgrade), those files are
> > automatically deleted if the patches succeed?  Would
> > this require enhancements to dnf?
(Ed)
> It has nothing to do with dnf.  Potentially you could file
> a bugzilla with rpmfusion to ask for an enhancement
> to akmod-nvidia.
(Tim)
> > Didn't we used to have log rotate daemon to manage
> > that kind of thing for us?
(Ed)
> Well, yes.  One could add a file in /etc/logrotate.d
> with the necessary info to do that. But since the log
> files are only useful when a compile fails and one (me?)
> would need to expend time thinking how to construct the
> /etc/logrotate.d file I'm inclined to take the lazy route.
> :-)
(Ed)
> If one wants to file a RFE bugzilla to rpmfusion the request
> would probably be to supply a sane /etc/logrotate.d/ file.

I patch my workstation weekly.  Almost all weeks, both the kernel and (a?)kmod-nvidia show up in the list of things being updated; very rarely does neither get updated.  So the akmod package for nVidia drivers is rebuilt on my system almost every week.  So it seems that I should submit a bug as suggested.  I assume no one has yet done that.

What is the URL for the RFA/rpmfusion bugzilla?  (By the way, what does "RFE" stand for?)

What I should request is that akmod-nvidia be enhanced to clean up after itself each time the akmod package is rebuilt, and suggest that the enhanced akmod-nvidia install an appropriate default /etc/logrotate.f file for that purpose? Have I got the naming and terminology correct?  Any other suggestions on wording this will be appreciated.

thanks,
Bill.
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