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Log Disk is filling up - please check. Current usage: 99%

Duan Vu

Hi,

 

My Sophos SG135 generated this notification:

Log Disk is filling up - please check. Current usage: 99%

 I noticed that the directory below has very large files:

/var/log/reporting/pgsql/PG_9.2_201204301/16775

 Could I delete these files manually?

I'm looking forward for your response. 

 Thank you.



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    Hi Duan, 

    Allow me to check on this and update you. 

    Haridoss Sreenivasan
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    • 0 in reply to Haridoss Sreenivasan

      Thank you, Haridoss.

      • 0 in reply to Haridoss Sreenivasan

        Hi Haridoss,

         

        Any update for my case?

        • 0 in reply to Duan Vu

          Hi,

           

          Which UTM Version do you use?

          Can you post please the full output of 'version' ?

          Do you experience some issues with the reporting data or mail manager?

           

          cheers

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          • 0 in reply to Duan Vu

            Chào ban Duan and welcome to the UTM Community!

            I don't think that's in the log partition, rather the data partition, so deleting some of those files would have no effect.

            Chat do you learn from the following two commands?

            du -shx /var/log/* | sort -rh | head -10

            df -h

            Cheers - Bob

             
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            • 0 in reply to BAlfson

              Thanks for your replying, BAlfson.

              I used your 2 recommended commands and here are results:

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              As you see, /var/log/reporting took a lot of disk space on my appliance.

               

              Thank you for reading my thread and I'm looking forward for your help.

              • 0 in reply to Duan Vu

                I just realized that your first post showed file sizes in KB - I have no idea why you have such large files in pgsql.  Let's look at a picture of your 'Reporting Settings' at the top of the 'Settings' tab.  Also, on that tab, the 'Web Protection Reporting Detail Level' and 'Remote Access Accounting'.

                Cheers - Bob
                PS Rather than posting pictures of command line results, in the future, please just copy and paste the text into your post.

                 
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                Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
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                • 0 in reply to BAlfson

                  Hello BAlfson,

                   

                  Because the large files are in ./log/ directory so I decided to delete those files and wish everything will be fine.

                  Fortunately it works well now.

                  If anything went wrong I will update here.

                   

                  Thanks for your help.

                   

                  Duan Vu.

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