problem about diskspace-Collection of common programming errors
maksimov
ruby gem debian diskspace
this has been killing me for the last 5 hours. I don’t seem to be able to get eventmachine running on my debian box.here this output:$ gem install thin Building native extensions. This could take a while… ERROR: Error installing thin:ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension./home/eventhub/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p125/bin/ruby extconf.rb checking for rb_trap_immediate in ruby.h,rubysig.h… no checking for rb_thread_blocking_region()… yes checking for inotify_init() in sys/inotify.h… ye
thkala
linux centos vps diskspace du
I have a vps slice running centos 5.5 I am supposed to have 15 gigs of disk space, but according to df it seems to double my disk space usage.when I run du -skh * in / as root i get:[root@yardvps1 /]# du -skh * 0 aquota.group 0 aquota.user 5.2M bin 4.0K boot 4.0K dev 4.9M etc 2.5G home 12M lib 14M lib64 4.0K media 4.0K mnt 299M opt 0 proc 692K root 23M sbin 4.0K selinux 4.0K srv 0 sys 48K tmp 2.0G usr 121M varthis is
PNS
java diskspace reservation
Assume a multithreaded application scenario, in which every thread acquires some data (one or more files) from the network, performs some processing and then saves the results on the hard disk of the hosting machine.In such a scenario, there is always the possibility that the disk space is exhausted, leading to unexpected service behavior (e.g., a system crash).To avoid a case like that, it would be helpful if Java provided a means of reserving hard disk space, but, as verified in an earlier que
abatishchev
c# .net exception-handling ioexception diskspace
How can I check if IOException is a “Not enough disk space” exception type?At the moment I check to see if the message matches something like “Not enough disk space”, but I know that this won’t work if the OS language is not English.
altern
linux centos diskspace
I have a problem. I run out of disk space all the time. I don’t know exactly what files consume all the space. It seems that there are bunch of little files, so it’s hard to find with du command. Every time I find something to get rid of to gain some free space (mails, logs, old archives and rpms), disk is full again after some time. Space is stolen from system partition (/). Results of df command:Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/sda1 4061540
Thomas O
delphi diskspace
I am making a program for A2 Computing which exports a lot of data. My HDD allocation on the local network is about 50 MB, so it’s a good candidate to test the “no disk space” error.Currently when the program runs out of space it crashes mid-export with I/O Error 112. I would like to warn ahead of time if the file might exceed available space. I know how big the file will be (24.8 bytes per record, on average), so all I need to do is find out how much space is free.As I am working on a network d
user2989459
sql sql-server database-backups diskspace
Microsoft SQL Server 2008I am almost completely out of space on my main C drive, and would like to backup to a secondary local disc. I have a maint. plan set to do so, but have a couple questions: 1. I chose “All user DBs” options. Does SQL do 1 by one, or try to do all at the same time? 2. Will backing up cause temporary files on C and therefore max out my drive and crash the server?Thanks!
Kevin Fairchild
error-handling diskspace
The vast majority of applications does not handle “disk full” scenarios properly. Example: an installer doesn’t see that the disk is full, ignores all errors, and finally happily announces “installation complete!”, or an email program is unaware that the message it has just downloaded could not be saved, and tells the server to delete the original.What techniques are there to handle this situation gracefully? Do you use them? Do you test them?
sysadmin1138
centos diskspace daemon var
We have plenty of space on a different mounted device. Since the /var partition stays relatively static in terms of size (around 8-10GB because of big logs that we need), I’d be fairly happy to simply make our current /var space 65% full rather than 75%. In other words, we don’t need to move much. Here’s a snapshot of what’s in there now:4.0K ./account 119M ./cache 0 ./clamd 292M ./cpanel 8.0K ./crash 12M ./csectsh 528M ./data 16K ./db 16K ./empty 6.1G ./lib 4
Tareq
linux failover cluster diskspace
I will be providing “File-Hosting” service and I need something that works with me along the line and allow the project to expand. At first I was thinking about one big server with RAID 5 as a start-up, but then I thought using multiple servers would be better as it’s easier to expand in the future and should be cheaper, but I have absolutely no idea how these servers should/can be linked and if multiple servers would act as a single system.Can you help me out with ideas and links for informati
user33028
windows-server-2003 diskspace
Being cheap, I am after ideas to help clean up my 8G C: drive on a Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. With just under 1G free, I need to free up more space to install service packs.I have questions regarding candidate files to delete. Are the following safe to get rid of:c:\WINDOWS\kb*.log – I am guessing service pack log files, any danger in deleting thesec:\WINDOWS\system32\c_*.nls – duno what these areC:\Documents and Settings has old user account folder setup that are not being used. Can
Eric DANNIELOU
linux redhat login diskspace rhel4
It seems that when you run out of disk space all remote logins are prevented [I’m using Red Hat 4.4]. Apparently this is because all non-superuser logins have to write to /var/log/auth.logThis is a common occurence when /var/tmp/cores gets filled due to (user) programs crashing, or a process generating tons of log (under /var/tmp).What configuration changes can be made to prevent this occurring?Can + do you:put /var/tmp on a different filesystem? put /var/log on different filesystem? enforce a s
Moak
ubuntu diskspace
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sda1 220G 220G 0 100% / none 1.9G 168K 1.9G 1% /dev none 1.9G 0 1.9G 0% /dev/shm none 1.9G 52K 1.9G 1% /var/run none 1.9G 0 1.9G 0% /var/lock none 1.9G 0 1.9G 0% /lib/init/rw none 220G 220G 0 100% /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfswhile panicking searching for answers after what seemed like a
Adam Hart
linux virtual-machines fedora diskspace
So, currently on a server I have a Fedora VM for an end user who remotes in. Unannounced to me, it was overfilled with data, and now has no more disk space. At this point, it crashed about a minute after booting up. I went into the VM and allocated more space, but it hasn’t recognized this yet.So my question is: Is there a way to have the new volume partitioned and added on to the existing root space without the machine crashing before this is accomplished?
hellohellosharp
mysql hard-drive diskspace
I am programming an online application and I bought a new server for it. The application is still in testing mode (very small amounts of traffic).When the application is released, it is going to get hit pretty hard with traffic. I want to make sure my server is ready.Today I hit this on an insert statement:Uncaught exception ‘PDOException’ with message ‘SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1030 Got error 28 from storage engine’After doing a google search, I found at that the problem is supposed to be
Pickels
windows-server-2008 vps diskspace
I am renting a Windows server 2008 dc SP2 VPS for hosting my Asp.Net projects. Now for the second time this month my VPS ran out of disk space. The first time it was a log file that got to big and yesterday it was my mistake for uploading a website without noticing the lack of space on my VPS.Now the side effect this has is that my VPS corrupts some files when trying to write them. Last time it was Plesk that stopped working yesterday it was IIS. So I was wondering is this normal behavior?I call
Superbeard
windows-xp diskspace
We run 12 Dell Optiplex 755 desktop computers. All of them have the exact same hardware and softawre, configured exactly the same. As such, they are all:running Windows XP on the same network denied access to the internet running with Windows updates up to as recently as November 2011 running with virus definitions up to as recently as November 2011One computer today reported that it was running low on disk space – indeed it reported that it had less than 6GB remaining of an 80GB drive. All of t
Charles
php diskspace
I am getting these errors on my site, yet i haven’t changed any code or anything, so I don’t why this is happening.Warning: Unknown(): write failed: No space left on device (28) in Unknown on line 0Warning: Unknown(): Failed to write session data (files). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/tmp) in Unknown on line 0
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