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Data disk cleanup process

Hans PetterJacobsen

I see that several people have had issues with the data disk filling up.

Our data disk is 290 gb and is currently only at 24% but it is increasing by 4% every day so I'm trying to find out how and when UTM cleans up the data disk.

Can anyone point me in the right direction since I haven't found any documentation yet.

 

Regards

Hans Petter Jacobsen



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    Hi Hans,

    Take SSH to UTM and execute the command "df -kh"

    Monitor the troubling directory.

    Thanks

    Sachin Gurung
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  • 0 in reply to sachingurung

    This has become an increasing problem that someone has to manually Delete the Data Disk by doing the following.

    Web Protection - Filtering Options - Misc - Clear Cache.

    Usually I do this manually every time I receive e-mail alerts but this time I decided to wait and see if UTM cleaned up after it self.

    Why does UTM not clean up the data disk when Caching is not enabled.

     

    Regards

    Hans Petter Jacobsen

  • 0 in reply to Hans PetterJacobsen

    Hans Petter, when you see this message, what are you cleaning up?  As Sachin suggested, try df -h to see where to look, and then use du -shx * on the implicated sub-directories.  Is that where you've been cleaning up?  If you really do have a 290GB data disk, I can't imagine what would be gobbling over 10GB per day.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • 0 in reply to Hans PetterJacobsen

    Hans Petter, when you see this message, what are you cleaning up?  As Sachin suggested, try df -h to see where to look, and then use du -shx * on the implicated sub-directories.  Is that where you've been cleaning up?  If you really do have a 290GB data disk, I can't imagine what would be gobbling over 10GB per day.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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