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System volume root's usage is 84%

SeanWall
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System volume root's usage is 84%

Hello, Please help i keep getting the below error message:-

 

System volume root's usage is 84% This condition should not occur in normal conditions. Contact technical support.

 

Thank you

Model: RN104|ReadyNAS 100 Series
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mdgm-ntgr
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: System volume root's usage is 84%

Which services are you running?

Which apps do you have installed?

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SeanWall
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Re: System volume root's usage is 84%

Hi, thanks for your reply. Nothing really:-

 

ReadyNAS Surveillance

Transmission for Readynas

PHPSysInfo for Readynas

 

Thank you

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SeanWall
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Re: System volume root's usage is 84%

Hi, thanks for your reply. Nothing really:-

 

ReadyNAS Surveillance

Transmission for Readynas

PHPSysInfo for Readynas

 

Thank you

Model: RN104|ReadyNAS 100 Series
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mdgm-ntgr
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: System volume root's usage is 84%

Your logs from the rsyslog app (syslog, daemon.log and messages) have grown huge.

# du -csh /mnt/var/log/* | grep "M\|G"
7.1M    /mnt/var/log/auth.log
720M    /mnt/var/log/daemon.log
9.6M    /mnt/var/log/debug
1.6M    /mnt/var/log/frontview
57M    /mnt/var/log/journal
1.4M    /mnt/var/log/kern.log.old
350M    /mnt/var/log/messages
1.1M    /mnt/var/log/proftpd.log
4.8M    /mnt/var/log/readynasd
1.1G    /mnt/var/log/syslog
1.4M    /mnt/var/log/user.log
2.2G    total

 

After emptying those three log files your root volume usage is back down to 29%.

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SeanWall
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Re: System volume root's usage is 84%

Thank you, what would have caused that?

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mdgm-ntgr
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: System volume root's usage is 84%

Well rsyslog is not installed by default. Sometimes it seem the logs from that app are not rotated/pruned properly. Not sure what would've caused that. We have logs already e.g. in systemd-journal.log so rsyslog does double up on logging stuff that's already logged via another method.

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