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Grex System Problems Item
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Mar 21 04:09 UTC 1999 |
This item is for system problems. If something on Grex isn't working
right (line noise on a modem, weird behavior from a program, etc.),
this is the place to announce it. Except for security holes. If you
find a hole in system security, mail information about it to "staff".
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krj
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response 1 of 124:
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Mar 27 19:39 UTC 1999 |
As the staff probably knows, /var is full, /tmp is full.
I am finding that I can't edit conference responses I'm writing.
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gregb
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response 2 of 124:
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Mar 27 20:53 UTC 1999 |
Sounds like Grex is really full of it. 8-)
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keesan
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response 3 of 124:
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Mar 28 01:40 UTC 1999 |
Is there some way to tell my total grex memory usage? (home directory, www,
and mail directories)
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drew
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response 4 of 124:
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Mar 28 02:11 UTC 1999 |
The unix command is 'du'. This gets you the size of whatever directory tree
you give it. You'll have to do this for your home directory, and for your mail
file (which I am not sure that du can isolate from the rest; you might want
'ls -l /var/mail/keesan' for that.
Memory use, I'm not sure of, but 'free' gets the total memory use of the
system, including both real and virtual. There might be an option to get
memory use only for processes owned by you.
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aruba
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response 5 of 124:
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Mar 28 03:38 UTC 1999 |
To see the size of her mail file, Sindi should execute
!ls -l /var/spool/mail/k/e/keesan
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keesan
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response 6 of 124:
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Mar 28 14:25 UTC 1999 |
I did the var/spool/ thing and got about 92K.
I then typed du /a/k/e/keesan and got
226 for mail
16 for www
551 for home directory
Does the var/spool/ thing show only mail in inbox?
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scott
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response 7 of 124:
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Mar 28 15:06 UTC 1999 |
Yup.
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davel
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response 8 of 124:
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Mar 28 16:06 UTC 1999 |
(du shows disk usage in 512-byte blocks. Multiply by 512 to get bytes.)
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