William Warren wrote:
> aha..using that tip i found a huge file. It turns out he had turned on
> some kind of bandwidth monitoring w/o turning on log rotation..:) I
> have killed the logging..<G> Thanks for the tip.
du -h --max-depth=1 is usually what I use.
>
>
> Jim Wildman wrote:
>> On Wed, 1 Feb 2006, William Warren wrote:
>>
>>> A friend's machine just had his / partition goto zero percent free.
>>> This is an ext3 partition. Not an hour ago he had over 5 gigs free
>>> on an 8 gig partition. Any ideas where to look? The logs don't show
>>> anything unusual.
>>
>> find / -size +10M | xargs ls -l > big.files
>>
>> Adjust as needed. start from / to catch log files, etc in the
>> 'wrong' place.
>>
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