Holy moley yep that's your issue right there
From experience it's usually OneX Portal logs clogging up the disk, which are found here: /opt/Avaya/oneXportal/11.1.2400_3/apache-tomcat/logs/
Here's a sweet little command to find exactly what is using up the space on the disk though:
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[li]Log into IP Office via SSH as root[/li]
[li]cd to the root directory (cd /)[/li]
[li]Run this command:
Code:
du -ch --max-depth 1 | sort -hr
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[li]It will print out a sorted list of all directories on the disk in descending order of size (ignore any errors about /proc directories), here's an example of a system I manage:
Code:
[root@ipoffice ~]# cd /
[root@ipoffice /]# du -ch --max-depth 1 | sort -hr
43G total
43G .
29G ./var
11G ./opt
1.9G ./usr
402M ./run
194M ./usr3
59M ./etc
43M ./boot
536K ./root
36K ./tmp
28K ./home
16K ./lost+found
16K ./dev
8.0K ./mnt
4.0K ./srv
4.0K ./media
0 ./sys
0 ./proc
0 ./net
0 ./misc
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[li]In my case I can see that /var and /opt are using most of the space, so I will cd into /opt and run the same command as above to find what is using the most here:
Code:
[root@ipoffice /]# cd opt
[root@ipoffice opt]# du -ch --max-depth 1 | sort -hr
11G total
11G .
4.4G ./vmpro
4.4G ./Avaya
1.6G ./ipoffice
172M ./microsoft
67M ./MediaManager
17M ./WebManager
15M ./Loquendo
12M ./webcontrol
924K ./vmware_appmonitor
156K ./watchdog
16K ./vmware
[root@ipoffice opt]#
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You can probably guess the rest. Run the command to find what is using the space, cd into that directory, and once you find the directory that is using all the space you can start deleting old files, It's almost always years-old log files using up the space.
I would recommend using Bitvise SSH Client to manage the system files over SSH, comes in very handy.
Cheers,
BFG9K
Avaya IPO/ACCS Technician
Melbourne, Australia