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System volume root's usage is 88%. This condition should not occur under normal conditions.
Hello! I have checked the other threads. My firmware version is 6.10.6, I don't have clamav .tmp files but i see too much logs. How Can I delete it safely? So, Shall I do it? What happens if t...
m1chsh wrote:
What happens if the root partition reaches 100%?
As it fills, you can end up with damaged configuration files, since the NAS can't write anything to the partition. Sometimes that results in a NAS that can't be booted.
m1chsh wrote:
root@nas:/mnt/data/rsyslog# ls -lhS total 1.2G -rw-r----- 1 root adm 437M Dec 13 16:20 syslog -rw-r----- 1 root adm 410M Dec 13 08:00 kern.log -rw-r----- 1 root adm 256M Dec 13 08:00 messages -rw-r----- 1 root adm 19M Dec 13 16:18 auth.log -rw-r----- 1 root adm 16M Dec 13 16:20 daemon.log -rw-r----- 1 root adm 1.2M Dec 13 02:05 debug -rw-r----- 1 root adm 17K Nov 25 08:31 user.log.
You must have installed rsyslog at at some point (as an app). Does it show up in the installed apps section?
How exactly did you mount on /mnt? Did you enter
# mount --bind / /mnt
If that is what you did, then /mnt/data should be an empty folder. So you can delete everything in the folder, but don't delete /mnt/data itself.
I've mounted the OS on /mnt on my own system (an RN526). You can compare what you see when you enter du -csh /mnt/* on yours:
root@NAS:~# du -csh /mnt/* 0 /mnt/apps 6.4M /mnt/bin 0 /mnt/boot 0 /mnt/data 24K /mnt/dev 11M /mnt/etc 30M /mnt/frontview 0 /mnt/ftp_ban.tbl 0 /mnt/home 4.0K /mnt/homes 33M /mnt/lib 4.0K /mnt/lib64 0 /mnt/media 0 /mnt/mnt 4.6M /mnt/opt 0 /mnt/proc 36K /mnt/root 0 /mnt/run 11M /mnt/sbin 0 /mnt/srv 0 /mnt/sys 0 /mnt/tmp 297M /mnt/usr 681M /mnt/var 1.1G total
It won't be exactly the same, but it will help sort out what else needs to be deleted.
You must have installed rsyslog at at some point (as an app). Does it show up in the installed apps section?
No, It doesn't.
I have no installed apps.
How exactly did you mount on /mnt? Did you enter # mount --bind / /mnt
Yes, I did.
If that is what you did, then /mnt/data should be an empty folder. So you can delete everything in the folder, but don't delete /mnt/data itself.
Shall I just delete it?
root@nas:~# cd /mnt/data root@nas:/mnt/data# ls -lhS total 4.0K drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4.0K Feb 19 2018 rsyslog
root@nas:/mnt/var/lib# cd /mnt/data root@nas:/mnt/data# du -d1 -h 1.2G ./rsyslog 1.2G . root@nas:/mnt/data#
The list of folders.
root@nas:/mnt/data# du -csh /mnt/* 0 /mnt/1 4.0K /mnt/apps 6.2M /mnt/bin 4.0K /mnt/boot 1.2G /mnt/data 12K /mnt/dev 11M /mnt/etc 4.0K /mnt/Files 31M /mnt/frontview 0 /mnt/ftp_ban.tbl 4.0K /mnt/home 0 /mnt/homes 28M /mnt/lib 16K /mnt/lost+found 36K /mnt/media 8.0K /mnt/mnt 6.2M /mnt/opt 4.0K /mnt/proc 4.0K /mnt/Reserve 60M /mnt/root 4.0K /mnt/run 11M /mnt/sbin 4.0K /mnt/selinux 4.0K /mnt/srv 4.0K /mnt/sys 48K /mnt/tmp 376M /mnt/usr 1.6G /mnt/var 3.2G total
root@nas:/mnt/var/lib# du -d1 -h 4.0K ./update-rc.d 4.0K ./urandom 4.0K ./insserv 4.0K ./replisync 14M ./dpkg 854M ./mysql 32K ./connman 136K ./systemd 8.0K ./mdadm 24K ./nfs 136K ./ucf 4.0K ./initscripts 73M ./apt 4.0K ./misc 4.0K ./libuuid 2.6M ./samba 8.0K ./logrotate 28K ./pam 24K ./snmp 421M ./clamav 4.0K ./nut 8.0K ./vim 32K ./php5 4.0K ./dbus 1.4G .
m1chsh wrote:
I have no installed apps.
Not now perhaps. But there clearly was stuff installed (either as an app or via ssh) before. Rsyslog didn't get there on its own. There are also signs of mysql and php5. Maybe some other stuff too.
Do you recall what was on there in the past?
m1chsh wrote:
Shall I just delete it?
root@nas:~# cd /mnt/data root@nas:/mnt/data# ls -lhS total 4.0K drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4.0K Feb 19 2018 rsyslog
root@nas:/mnt/var/lib# cd /mnt/data root@nas:/mnt/data# du -d1 -h 1.2G ./rsyslog 1.2G .
As I tried to say before: Don't delete /mnt/data. It is a mount point, so it needs to exist in the system. Do delete /mnt/data/rsyslog
m1chsh wrote:
root@nas:/mnt/var/lib# du -d1 -h 854M ./mysql
Here's the other large folder that doesn't normally exist on a ReadyNAS. Not sure if this was part of php5 (which appears to have installed at some point), or something else.
You could just delete the /mnt/var/lib/mysql folder. You could also copy it to a share on the data volume (/data/... - not /mnt/data) first.
Deleting both of these folders should bring the free space in OS partition up to where it should be.
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