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>From: Gilbert Sebenste <address@hidden> >Organization: NIU >Keywords: 200402212235.i1LMZlrV009065 LDM scouring Gilbert, >OK, I am stumped. I cannot figure out what is happening. > >My LDM on weather3 is filling up my hard drive. Over the last two days, >files in my /home/data/domestic/state_zone_forecasts and >/home/data/domestic/hourly_weather_roundup directories have been huge. I logged onto weather3 and did not see a directory named /home/data/domestic/hourly_weather_roundup, nor did I see any actions in ~ldm/etc/pqact.conf that explicitly put data products into this directory. When I got on, the products in /home/data/domestic/state_zone_forecasts were all small. >I store zone forecasts and HWR's in each directory, respectively. I have >essentially the same pqact.conf on weather and weather2, and they are the >same for the entries on all 3 machines. > >If there's any chance one of you could look at this, that would be great. >I know: > >The problem is only occurring on weather3, which is the ingest/relay >machine for others and to my in-house weather and weather2 machines > >I am not getting any duplicate feeds > >I have not recompiled the LDM in the last month > >I have the latest Fedora version on there (1), fully patched > >Any ideas? We will need to catch the disk filling while it is progress. At the moment, everything looks normal, and your disk is no where near full: weather3-niu ldm-18> df -k Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/hda2 238172636 70186320 155887768 32% / /dev/hda1 202220 12696 179084 7% /boot none 774692 0 774692 0% /dev/shm I recommend that the next time you find the disk full in the same way, capture the output from 'top' for LDM processes to see if some process is in a tight loop. Also, try to get a long listing of each of the directories which are consuming your disk space so we can see which files are becoming huge. Again, it is virtually impossible to see what may be wrong when everything is working smoothly. Tom -- NOTE: All email exchanges with Unidata User Support are recorded in the Unidata inquiry tracking system and then made publically available through the web. If you do not want to have your interactions made available in this way, you must let us know in each email you send to us.