Thanx Paul !
Its done ... I think that was the tmpdir of mysql ... I change it
location ..
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Next time you see this: Before you restart lmtpd, don't mess with your
crime-scene: first find out what's eating your disk.
du -Sxm /var | sort -nr | head -20
should give you an indication.
Alan Glait wrote:
mmm strange thing ....
Again ... I have 99% ... I /usr/local/etc/rc.d/dbmail-lmtpd.sh restart
and it goes to 13%
So is diskspace reclaimed after stopping lmtpd, or only after lmtpd is
restarted?
I saw pid 69622 (mysqld), uid 88 inumber 17015 on /var: filesystem full
in dmesg ... so ... mysql is writing to /var ... but why ... ? ?
mysql stores it's files in /var/lib/mysql on debian systems. I'm guessing mysqld
is simply complaining about the filesystem being full, as it should do in such
an event.
