> I have a 23 gig partition and I am not sure what is consuming the disk I
have about 3 gigs free. I know that there is about 10 gigs of data that
I know of otherwise I am not sure what is consuming it.
>
> What is the best way to get a top down look to see what is chewing up
all of the disk space.
>
>
> Are there any system files like logfiles etc that can be deleted that
can get very big?
>
> I have squid on this box and I have configured squid.conf so that I do
not use a store.log which was a very large file; I have deleted that
file.
>
> How can I tell how much space is take up by the one database I have
which is specific to squid logs; it is a mysql database.
>
>
>
> Jim
>
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I usually use something like this to figure out what is taking all the space:
du -m / | sort -rn | head -20
the '/' above is the path where it starts, so if you run it and it shows a
particular directory has alot of space then you can do it again with that
directory instead as the starting point.
Good luck.
JD
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