On 14.04.2015 13:48, Per Jessen wrote:
On a server with root on NFS, looking at 'df' from the server, the root filesystem is full:
# df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on devtmpfs 1970540 124 1970416 1% /dev tmpfs 1973832 0 1973832 0% /dev/shm tmpfs 1973832 2896 1970936 1% /run 1.2.3.4:/srv/nfs/adenauer/root 52295928 52063800 232128 100% /
Doesn't seem to be very full though: # du -hsx /* 3.9M /bin 53M /boot 124K /dev 7.0M /etc 384M /home 522M /lib 82M /opt 200K /root 2.7M /run 7.8M /sbin 0 /selinux 1000M /srv 0 /sys 620K /tmp 1.7G /usr 2.5G /var
# du -hsx / 6.2G /
On the NFS server: # du -hsx /srv/nfs/adenauer 6.2G /srv/nfs/adenauer
What does df on the NFS server show? Is the shared root directory a mounted partition or possibly just a directory in a (bigger but already almost filled) partition?
I've looked for large open files, can't find any. Does this ring a bell with anyone?
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