As reported by email from the PingER cronjob we ran out of space on /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/ (example). This was confirmed as seen below, however there was space in the parent directory in pingerdata.unite.
207cottrell@pinger:~$df /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
netfs03:/u2/g.net.pinger
845881344 837422080 0 100% /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
206cottrell@pinger:~$df /nfs/slac/g/net/
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00
17001308 5586492 10551380 35% /
~$ls -l /nfs/slac/g/net/
total 1
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 Dec 2 10:40 iepm-bw/
drwxrwsr-x 28 1049 iepm 1024 Jan 23 2014 pinger/
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 Dec 2 10:40 pingerdata.unite/
Looking in more detail at:
$ls -l /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/* > dir ls: cannot open directory /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/lost+found: Permission denied Exit 2
Looking in dir, it is apparent that apart from the directories:
pingerlod/, pingerreports/, pingerdata/, pinger_mon_data/, pinger2/, tulip/
most of this data is old and from earlier projects. Rather than lose it we decided to move this other data from
/nfs/slac/g/net/pinger to /nfs/slac/g/net/pingerdata.unite/hence preserving a copy if we run into problems.
We copied and deleted:
/u2/g.net.pinger/hep#
/u2/g.net.pinger/hep--size
/u2/g.net.pinger/iepm-bw
/u2/g.net.pinger/shahryar
/u2/g.net.pinger/slac-gateways
/u2/g.net.pinger/traceroute
This saved about 15GBytes
then we deleted
bandwidth-tests
data
iepm-bw.slac.stanford.edu
monalisa
nan-backup
nettest2scratch
node2.slac.stanford.edu
pinger_mysql
sc2002
sc2003
sc2004
223cottrell@pinger:~$df /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
netfs03:/u2/g.net.pinger
845881344 816465920 20956160 98% /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
i.e. we saved ~ 44Gbytes total
More saving 3/11/2016
Once again we are receiving:
/bin/mv: closing `/nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/pingerreports/hep/minimum_rtt/minimum_rtt-1000-by-site-2016-03.txt.gz': No space left on device
[cottrell@pinger ~]$ df /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/pingerreports/hep/
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
netfs03:/u2/g.net.pinger
845881344 837422080 1024 100% /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
[cottrell@pinger ~]$ df /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
netfs03:/u2/g.net.pinger
845881344 837422080 1024 100% /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger
It appears there are old files in
[cottrell@pinger ~]$ ls -l /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/pingerreports/ total 19 drwxrwsr-x 15 cottrell iepm 512 Oct 24 2009 --by/ drwxrwsr-x 2 cottrell iepm 512 Dec 5 2009 --date/ drwxrwsr-x 20 iepm iepm 11264 Dec 4 17:21 hep/ drwxrwsr-x 2 pinger iepm 512 Oct 25 2009 hep#/ drwxrwsr-x 2 pinger iepm 512 Jul 7 2012 hep--size/ drwxr-sr-x 15 iepm iepm 512 Jun 14 2005 hep-rest/ drwxr-sr-x 3 cottrell iepm 512 May 18 2006 hepc/ drwxr-sr-x 15 cottrell iepm 512 May 17 2006 heps/ drwxr-sr-x 16 pinger iepm 512 Mar 8 2012 new/
We believe that all apart from hep/ are not needed. However before we delete we want to make a copy somewhere else just in case. So we need to mkdir /nfs/slac/g/net/pingerdata.unite/pingerreports/ and cp --by/, --date/, hhep–size, hep-rest, epc/, heps/, new/ from /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/pingerreports/ to /nfs/slac/g/net/pingerdata.unite/pingerreports/. then we need to
Use cp -r -p -v to preserve the mode, ownership and timestamps, recursively copy directories and explain what is being done.
Use rm -r -v to remove files that have been copied from /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger/pingerreports/new/