System volume 'root' usage is 100%

Fixed that problem, caused a bigger one. I'll let you see what I did....

root@nas-server:~# du -csh /var
3.6G    /var
3.6G    total
root@nas-server:~# du -csh /var/*
4.0K    /var/agentx
46M     /var/backups
34M     /var/cache
4.0K    /var/cores
4.0K    /var/ftp
38M     /var/lib
4.0K    /var/local
0       /var/lock
3.5G    /var/log
4.0K    /var/mail
12K     /var/netatalk
4.0K    /var/opt
368K    /var/readynasd
0       /var/run
16K     /var/spool
4.0K    /var/tmp
8.0K    /var/www
3.6G    total

So it appears that the log folder was totally full. So instead of being smart and deleting the logs from Frontview (or w/e the web interface is called in OS 6), I decided to try and be smart and delete all the logs from the shell...

root@nas-server:~# rm -rf /var/log/*
root@nas-server:~# du -csh /var/*
4.0K    /var/agentx
46M     /var/backups
11M     /var/cache
4.0K    /var/cores
4.0K    /var/ftp
38M     /var/lib
4.0K    /var/local
0       /var/lock
12K     /var/log
4.0K    /var/mail
12K     /var/netatalk
4.0K    /var/opt
368K    /var/readynasd
0       /var/run
16K     /var/spool
4.0K    /var/tmp
8.0K    /var/www
93M     total

It worked. But, it deleted all the subdirectories in the /var/log folder, which are required by ReadyNAS to write logs period. I went and tried turning on email alerts again and kept getting an error that the log/*whatever* directory didn't exist...

So, can anyone running 6.1.1 give me a list of all the subdirectories of /var/log in a clean install??? I really don't want to do a factory reset for such a minor error...