Hallo,
Paul Coccoli hat gesagt: // Paul Coccoli wrote:
> Also, have you checked for any core files lying around? If you have a
> process that's dumping core and being restarted, your disk can fill up
> quickly. You can use find to remove any core files on disk:
>
> find / -name "core.*" -exec rm {} \;
Oops, I'd say you should not run this at all: It will also find files
like "core.pd", "core.txt" or "core.c" which probably are *not*
coredumps. Better use:
$ find / -name "core" -exec rm {} \;
Ciao
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