DHCP stopped working
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Is DHCP running in System > Services>?
Is anything interesting logged in System > Logs, DHCP?
You might try stopping and restarting the service in System > Services if there is nothing interesting to see anywhere else.
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This is from the logs, looks like some kind of error but no idea how to fix it if it is.
Nov 13 11:14:18 dhcpd Wrote 16 leases to leases file.
Nov 13 11:14:18 dhcpd commit_leases: unable to commit, fflush(): No space left on device
Nov 13 11:14:18 dhcpd DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.1.130 (192.168.1.1) from 00:11:d9:35:43:f7 (TIVO-7460001905ABF76) via igb1: database update failed -
Your disk is full. Check things like squid logs.
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I see the disk is full, and I have cleared all the logs and the disk is still showing as full.
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Have to find what's chewing it up. What packages have you installed?
It's probably in var. Try this in Diagnostics > Command Prompt
du -skh /var/*
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Snort and Squid
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All log files have been removed yet the disk still shows 100% usage.
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Probably squid that filled your disk then. Try Clear Disk Cache NOW in Local Cache.
If you turned on access logging in General turn it off.
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What do I do when that doesn't work?
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Run du commands to find out where the space is being taken up and figure out how to clean it out.
You never provided the output from the command I gave you earlier.
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I had to use the paid service and they fixed it. Turns out it was the Squid log files, despite using the clear logs function though the GUI
