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Freeing Up Space on the Avaya IPOSE 9.1 1
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I can't recall when they changed it but one-X Portal used to stall servers if it was left on ALL or VERBOSE logging. Go into the portal admin to turn its logging off and use the web control/platform view Logs menus to delete the accumulated log files.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
if you can get to the command line the du command will display disk usage
there are various options to this command that can help with the display, it is easiest if you check the man page
man du
on ucm's a common cause of this was the file nohup.out in the root directory
delete & reboot would resolve untill it filled again
Do things on the cheap & it will cost you dear
there are various options to this command that can help with the display, it is easiest if you check the man page
man du
on ucm's a common cause of this was the file nohup.out in the root directory
delete & reboot would resolve untill it filled again
Do things on the cheap & it will cost you dear
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@sizbut
Thanks. Tried deleting the log files from that path but it doesn't take any effect.
@IPGuru
Will deleting this actually work?
I managed to delete some logs from root directory: /opt/witness/logs
It provided some free space.
But between Friday and Monday, the disk is full again.
Thanks. Tried deleting the log files from that path but it doesn't take any effect.
@IPGuru
Will deleting this actually work?
I managed to delete some logs from root directory: /opt/witness/logs
It provided some free space.
But between Friday and Monday, the disk is full again.
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intrigrant
Systems Engineer
If it is Linux then open a SSH session and login as root.
At the prompt enter 'find -ctime -5' without the quotes for a list of modified files in the last 5 days
If the list is too long then add '| more' to the command, then only one page at a time is shown.
If you want to delete older log files the following command can be used:
'find *.log* -mtime +5 -exec rm {} \;'
It removes all files with the extension .log older as 5 days.
At the prompt enter 'find -ctime -5' without the quotes for a list of modified files in the last 5 days
If the list is too long then add '| more' to the command, then only one page at a time is shown.
If you want to delete older log files the following command can be used:
'find *.log* -mtime +5 -exec rm {} \;'
It removes all files with the extension .log older as 5 days.
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