DISK FULL

[kaushal7007]

Can;t find Set "Hard Disk Cache System" on the Local Cache tab to null ! !  :-X :-X :-X :-[ :(

[doktornotor]

Well, then get someone who can.

[kaushal7007]

Thanks ! !  :o :(

[kaushal7007]

:-[ :-X :-\ :'(

[kaushal7007]

@doktornotor:

Well, then get someone who can.

can you give remote support for this? please?  :-[

[doktornotor]

For what? Use CTRL+F in the browser if you are unable to find text on the page.

[kaushal7007]

done with Harddisk NULL and also set rotate option to 3 days but still not space increase//////

[doktornotor]

Then you'll need to find what else is using your disk space. Or instead of wasting time, get a reasonably sized storage.

[kaushal7007]

hmmmm can i clean install and i only need my DHCP leased devices list can we do that?

[aGeekhere]

@doktornotor:

@kaushal7007:

want to free my disk usages.

So do it…

P.S. Trying to run Squid cache on 4GB storage is completely absurd idea. Set "Hard Disk Cache System" on the Local Cache tab to null if you want to use Squid for something else than caching.

I do not think squid is installed look at the Status\Services

[kaushal7007]

i installed before few months back and then i removed now i installed again and turn that settings which suggested by that friend,,,,

now i remooved squid again and now disk usage at 90%

:(

[aGeekhere]

ssh into pfsense
8
cd /
cd /var/squid
rm -r cache

Note: be careful with rm -r

[doktornotor]

@aGeekHere:

ssh into pfsense
8
cd /
cd /var/squid
rm -r cache

Note: be careful with rm -r

That's what switching local cache to null does on its own.

Of course, when your box is so messed up that there's literally 0 bytes left for anyone but root, you'll get just a badly broken system where nothing works.

[kaushal7007]

better to keep dhcp lease entry to backup or i can use factory reset? to clean my pfsense box??

[biggsy]

It could be ntopng using all your disk space.

Sorry, I can't remember how to clean it up though.

[kaushal7007]

yes I'm using ntopng !!!

should i remove package??? :-X

[doktornotor]

On a system with <4 gigs of storage? Yes that most certainly should be removed, plus run

rm -rf /var/db/ntopng/

after that.