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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Phantom space usage in / Post 302897883 by keefbaker on Wednesday 16th of April 2014 02:48:10 PM
Old 04-16-2014
Thanks Don, unfortunately I had already tried searching using lsof for anything like that.

In this case it was a mount point that had got itself in a weird state. It was still mounted according to df but wasn't actually mounted so the app was spamming the log in that folder which was now part of /

Got it sorted in the end Smilie Weird that it was showing as mounted when it wasn't though.
 

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dce_version(8)															    dce_version(8)

NAME
dce_version - print version information for HP DCE/9000 components SYNOPSIS
/opt/dcelocal/etc/dce_version [-uvlG] [-g group_list] [-f version_file] [files ... ] OPTIONS
-u Print a usage message. -v Print DCE version. This is the default behavior. -l List available groups of interesting files. -F Print the name of the default version information file. -G Search files in all groups for what strings. -g group_list Search files in groups specified by group_list for what strings. group_list is a comma or white-space-separated list of group names. The available group names can be listed with -l. -f version_file Specify an alternate version information file to use. The version information file contains the DCE version string and group/file lists. The default version information file is /opt/dcelocal/etc/dce_vinfo. DESCRIPTION
By default, dce_version prints the version of DCE that is currently installed. It can also print the what strings for one or more groups of ``interesting'' DCE files, list the available group names and descriptions, or search any specified file for DCE what strings. More than one action can be specified in a single invocation of dce_version. Filenames to be searched for DCE what strings should be specified after any command line options. FILES
/opt/dcelocal/etc/dce_vinfo SEE ALSO
what(1) HP DCE
dce_version(8)
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