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partition usage

Most of the partition labels in v5 are very obvious. I am wondering something. Is /var/storage for the squid proxy only? If so i am wondering how i am chewing up so much space rofl.. Also what is /var/sec for? /var/log is definitly obvious heh.

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0 KSeemann over 20 years ago

Don´t forget the Swapfile... My "At Work" ASL has 3GB Ram, so the 5GB Swapfile makes a BIG Show in the Storage Graphs
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0 William Warren over 20 years ago in reply to KSeemann

I actualy run with the swap off as ASL seems to be affected by the RH memory swapping bug.
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0 andreas over 20 years ago in reply to William Warren

Although I am not the expert on that topic, I can say that we do not use Redhat Kernels, therefore I don't think we are affected. But to make sure, please give us more details on this bug and how you are affected, and we will check it.
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0 William Warren over 20 years ago in reply to andreas

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Although I am not the expert on that topic, I can say that we do not use Redhat Kernels, therefore I don't think we are affected. But to make sure, please give us more details on this bug and how you are affected, and we will check it.

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Yes it is very minor. There is a bug in RH based kernels that the sytem will swap processes out before evacuating the file cache. I have seen this with ASL 5.027 on my machine here. Disabling the swap fixed the swapping issue and had no detrimental effect to the system. Here is a link to the relevant bugzilla:

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=89226
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=132155
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0 William Warren over 20 years ago in reply to andreas

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Although I am not the expert on that topic, I can say that we do not use Redhat Kernels, therefore I don't think we are affected. But to make sure, please give us more details on this bug and how you are affected, and we will check it.

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Yes it is very minor. There is a bug in RH based kernels that the sytem will swap processes out before evacuating the file cache. I have seen this with ASL 5.027 on my machine here. Disabling the swap fixed the swapping issue and had no detrimental effect to the system. Here is a link to the relevant bugzilla:

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=89226
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=132155
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