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Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved 1.2.3-PRERELEASE-TESTING snapshots - RETIRED
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    fastcon68
    last edited by May 23, 2009, 12:08 AM

    I just got a error message that my 10 GB partition that my pfsense server is running on is full.  what can I do to clear up some disk space?

    verison:
    1.2.3-RC1
    built on Tue May 12 17:20:23 EDT 2009
    FreeBSD 7.1-RELEASE-p5 i386

    What I am running on the server:
    AutoConfigBackup  Services  1.15
    Avahi  Network Management  0.6.25
    Dashboard  System  0.7.6.2
    HAVP antivirus  Network Management  0.88_05
    Notes  Status  0.2.4
    nmap  Security  4.76
    phpSysInfo  System  2.5.4
    vnstat  Network Management  1.6.3

    I don't what this system to crash, what can we do?

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      Bern
      last edited by May 23, 2009, 4:31 AM

      Have you ever had squid installed?

      SSH into the box and check under /var/squid/cache

      If squid's definitely not installed now, rm -fr /var/squid/cache (at the very least).

      You could look for very large files with "find / -type f -size +10M".

      I also find that clamav keeps very large files around under /var/db/clamav - you should be able to "rm -fr /var/db/clamav/clamav-*"

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        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
        last edited by May 23, 2009, 3:36 PM

        It must be a package causing that, as there is no way the base system of pfSense would fill up a disk even if it tried.

        You can narrow it down at the console by typing:

        du -k -d 1 / | sort -nr
        

        That will list the directories on pfsense based on their current contents, with the largest first. You can then cd to the largest directory and repeat that command, and see where that leads.

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          fastcon68
          last edited by May 25, 2009, 5:12 AM

          ClamAV was the culprit.  ;D  I was holding 80% of the disk space hostage with log files.
          RC

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