On Tue, 2009-07-14 at 13:04 -0500, Les Mikesell wrote:
> fabian wrote:
> >> fabian wrote:
> >>
> >>> apprecite some help n advice how to get reid of this directory
> >> Is /var/ on a separate file system? It sounds like there is just
> >> a massive amount of files there, if /var is split out then
> fabian wrote:
>>> fabian wrote:
>>>
apprecite some help n advice how to get reid of this directory
>>> Is /var/ on a separate file system? It sounds like there is just
>>> a massive amount of files there, if /var is split out then you
>>> can move all other data off of /var and reformat it,
fabian wrote:
>> fabian wrote:
>>
>>> apprecite some help n advice how to get reid of this directory
>> Is /var/ on a separate file system? It sounds like there is just
>> a massive amount of files there, if /var is split out then you
>> can move all other data off of /var and reformat it, and copy
> fabian wrote:
>
>> apprecite some help n advice how to get reid of this directory
>
> Is /var/ on a separate file system? It sounds like there is just
> a massive amount of files there, if /var is split out then you
> can move all other data off of /var and reformat it, and copy the
> data back.
fabian wrote:
> apprecite some help n advice how to get reid of this directory
Is /var/ on a separate file system? It sounds like there is just
a massive amount of files there, if /var is split out then you
can move all other data off of /var and reformat it, and copy the
data back.
Otherwise pe
On Monday 06 July 2009, "fabian" wrote:
> now everything works fine without this file in the /etc/cron.daily
> directory so the tmpwatch was the culprit cause the CPU wait state to
> almost 99 % for almost 6 hrs
> but jus would like to know if this particular script has any signifance
> or any per
fabian wrote:
Dear Guys
Thanks and apprecite your quick replies
By the way i had stated solving the problem of almost 100% CPU utulization
starting everyday at 4 am and ending at 10 am in a very crude way
top was reporting 95% wa
i started to check the crontab file and noticed that the
cron.dai
Dear Guys
Thanks and apprecite your quick replies
By the way i had stated solving the problem of almost 100% CPU utulization
starting everyday at 4 am and ending at 10 am in a very crude way
top was reporting 95% wa
i started to check the crontab file and noticed that the
cron.daily entry in the
fabian wrote:
>> 2009/7/5 fabian
>>
>>> i notced recently that the cpu utilization peaks to abt 100 % at 4 am
>>> every day and becomes normall at 10 am
>>>
>>>
>>> cpu 4.5%us 2.3% sy 0.0%ni 2% id 95% wa
>>>
>>> notice the 95% wa
>>>
>>>
>> It looks like you might be misreading the idle % for
On Sun, 2009-07-05 at 17:32 +0300, fabian wrote:
> > 2009/7/5 fabian
> >
> >>
> >> i notced recently that the cpu utilization peaks to abt 100 % at 4 am
> >> every day and becomes normall at 10 am
> >>
> >>
> >> cpu 4.5%us 2.3% sy 0.0%ni 2% id 95% wa
> >>
> >> notice the 95% wa
> >>
> >>
> >
2009/7/5 fabian
>
> i notced recently that the cpu utilization peaks to abt 100 % at 4 am
> every day and becomes normall at 10 am
>
>
> cpu 4.5%us 2.3% sy 0.0%ni 2% id 95% wa
>
> notice the 95% wa
>
>
It looks like you might be misreading the idle % for CPU activity. A 95%
idle shows the s
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