What is your partition layout like?
Here's a few things. Check /var/tmp, and /usr/tmp. To extra tmp
directories, that should really be pointing to /tmp, but don't.
Logs. Clear out /var/log/*.{1,2,3,4}
That's just for immediate recovery.
Something that would help immensely would be to put /usr on a separate
partition. /usr probably takes up AT LEAST >800Megs depending your
install.
Throw /usr on a separate partition (thus taking it off of /), and your
space problems are solved.
-Rob
>
> It's a working server and the users conections made
> the /tmp grows a huge.
>
> Im booting in character base mode. may I uninstall or
> delete the files of graphical mode or maybe some
> other file that i don't need anymore.
>
> give me some ideas. every morning I have to :
> ~ cd /tmp
> ~ rm -f *
> ..
> ~ cd /var/log
> ~ for i in *
> > do
> > cat /dev/null > $i
> > done
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