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I'm all about reducing the noise in log files. I've had three production servers go down for various clients and the primary reason was full disk, primarily du
by randomtwiddler 5y ago
I'm all about reducing the noise in log files.
I've had three production servers go down for various clients and the primary reason was full disk, primarily due to log files.
- alternatetwo 5y agoWe've had a server go "down" due to log files too, but not because of size, but because of inodes. I think the samba server logged each incoming request into an empty text file with the IP. This eventually caused some problems, but we could still ssh in and delete the files ... but it's not fun to find out what even happened and to do that without autocomplete.