Patrick Welche <prlw1@newn.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
> With a 21 Nov -current/i386, I get:
> 
> sed: stdout: No space left on device 
> sed: stdout: No space left on device
> [: file: unexpected operator
> [: file: unexpected operator 
> 
> in the daily insecurity email and
> ...
> uid 0, pid 13051, command column, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 23392, command ci, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 20980, command ci, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 1979, command cat, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 26653, command sed, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 7346, command ls, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 14798, command sed, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 25121, command ls, on /: file system full
> uid 0, pid 28394, command column, on /: file system full
> ...
> 
> Filesystem    Size      Used     Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/sd0a      97M       51M       42M    55%    /
> /dev/sd0e     993M      298M      645M    31%    /var
> 
> It looks like the sort of commands to create /var/backups, but what
> uses 42M of diskspace?! (Haven't UTSL yet..)
> 

What "df -i" says?

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Mishka.