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[WAR 100] Not enough free space on harddisk - please check(450 times)

Silencerr
Hi,

What am I supposed to do when my logs partition fills up? I couldn't find any references to this in the manual, but thats not to say its not there. Any help would be appreciated!

code:
[WAR 100] Not enough free space on harddisk - please check(450 times)
WARNING - not enough space:
0% free - (1996 kbyte) on device: /dev/hda3 - mounted on /var/log
Then I get the email about system attempting to free up some space, but its not very succesful at that as far as I can tell. I'm lost.

code:
[WAR 006] To many log files - oldest ones have been deleted
There were too many old logfiles in /var/log - the firewall
deleted /var/log/*20021015* (date style: YYYYMMDD) and freed
0 kBytes of harddisk space.
Thanx!
 
 [size="1"][ 15 October 2002, 14:11: Message edited by: Silencerr ][/size]


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  • 0 in reply to Silencerr
    Even more useful, is there any way (either thru WebAdmin or thru editing a config file somewhere) to get the system to automatically purge log files older than a specified age (say--30 days)?

    A WebAdmin tool to just clean out stuff in bulk would be awful nice. . .

    Dan
  • 0 in reply to martindw
    Hello alltogether,

    that sounds very strange, as you could read, we care
    about diskspace and try to free some if it becomes
    critical. For some reason this doesn't seem to 
    work on your machines. If that problem persists,
    I'd like to have a closer look at it - please
    contact me via e-mail @ support@astaro.com (please 
    refer to that discussion - because we get
    so many e-mails!)

    read you
    o|iver