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Ward Poelmans wrote: |
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> You can find those files with lsof | grep "deleted". Try closing the |
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> process with deleted files and suddenly your du en df will give the |
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> same free diskspace. |
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> Ofcourse, a reboot does also the trick. |
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lsof | grep -i deleted |
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... |
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/dev/console (deleted) |
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mysqld 5679 mysql 5u REG 8,1 0 1009860 |
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/tmp/iby8kN8L (deleted) |
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mysqld 5679 mysql 6u REG 8,1 0 1009861 |
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/tmp/ib3OyWjn (deleted) |
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mysqld 5679 mysql 7u REG 8,1 0 1009862 |
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/tmp/ibCqa6uY (deleted) |
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mysqld 5679 mysql 8u REG 8,1 0 1009863 |
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/tmp/ibnDCmHz (deleted) |
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mysqld 5679 mysql 12u REG 8,1 0 1009864 |
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/tmp/ibaQcs5a (deleted) |
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Nothing so big. just about 20 lines and the biggest ones are these. |
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This server hosts accounting software for an ISP: just a couple python |
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scripts, apache with PHP and a small Postgresql database. |
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Bests |
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Platoali |
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