=== tikun is now known as sikun [09:24] hi every one [09:24] who this is happening? [09:24] df [09:24] /dev/sdb1 206423736 201995500 0 100% /var/spool [09:25] Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on [09:25] /dev/sdb1 206423736 201531352 0 100% /var/spool [09:43] how this is happening? [09:43] df [09:43] Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on [09:43] /dev/sdb1 206423736 201531352 0 100% /var/spool [09:45] spamming it doesn't help [09:45] a.) why do you have /var/spool on it's own device ? [09:45] b.) have you looked what's growing in /var/spool (most likley mail) [10:02] ikonia: i now hard is full, but look at used and availeble on disk [10:03] what ? [10:03] size is 206423736, used is 201531352 [10:03] but use% is 100% [10:03] that's just rounding [10:03] is that right to show Available=0 ?? [10:03] yes if you've used it all [10:04] i clear some data [10:04] and look at result now [10:04] /dev/sdb1 197G 187G 755M 100% /var/spool [10:05] first of all, 200gb full on /var/spool - WOW [10:05] its use for recording voice on voip server [10:05] that does look a little big to be rounding/offset [10:05] check you're not out of inodes [10:05] (just out of interest) [10:06] if you google "why does df show my disk full" you'll get a page normally on the first page with a basic formula to work out rounding, [10:06] check that out [10:08] ikonia: thank you [11:47] FarhaadN1: if it's ext4, there's usually 5% reserved for root, so even if there is some free space, these 5% will make df tell you it's full. You can adjust this with tune2fs -m X /dev/something where X is the percentage [12:09] Hi! [12:09] look at my script that generates ssh key and place it to remote server [12:09] https://gist.github.com/kselax/b4f19cd0f1269b48c43b65866fcb28b1 [12:25] Neo4: why do I need to look at this ? [12:26] ikonia: you can test [12:27] no [12:27] ikonia: how do you install ssh key on your server? [12:27] that script is shocking [12:27] and a security risk [12:27] I will not run it [12:27] ikonia: you can use this shell script and will put and generate key for 1 minutes [12:27] I don't want to run that script ever [12:27] and nor should anyone else [12:27] please don't ask people to run your scripts in this channel [12:27] ikonia: no, take it and run on one test server, it will save your time [12:27] no [12:27] it will not save my time [12:28] I can distribute keys just fine, thank you [12:28] ikonia: how do you set up ssh key to your server? [12:28] ikonia: you need generate key, than copy it to remote server, that put permission, it many works [12:28] depends on where I'm doing it [12:28] yes, I'm aware how to do it [12:28] my scripts do this in one line [12:28] as I've said twice, I do it all the time [12:29] your script is very poor and a security risk [12:29] so again - please don't ask people to run it [12:29] set_key.sh key_name remote_user_name remote_server_ip [12:29] I know how to do it [12:29] ikonia: and you get set up key [12:29] last time - enough [12:36] Hey all. What is the best method for trying to copy data from a failing drive? I don't know how much I will get but I would like to pull off what I can before the drive is done. DD, CP, CAT? [12:36] depends what you want to do on the other end [12:36] all of those options will come with risk [12:38] ddrescue also [15:03] TESTING TESTING [23:12] me want to build fileserver and mediaserver in a pc... looks like filserver + mediaserver in one pc are not a good combination ?