On Mon 22 Nov 2010 20:17 +0100, Florian Pritz wrote:

On 22.11.2010 20:16, Ionuț Bîru wrote:

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can we buy a new hard drive for that server?

The server is a donation so no.

Who said no? It really wouldn't make any sense for them to refuse money if offered, or would it?

Would it make sense to have a little overview of space consumers on the AUR webpage? in only little time we can probably make something useful (and cache the results) at the very least something that warns when the disk is full. Btw, about 4.5GB of the 70GB in use by releng (2009.08 and 2010.05 releases), but Thomas mentioned he wanted to migrate releng to another machine, which is probably a good idea. Dieter

On Tue, 23 Nov 2010 12:21:16 +0100 Dieter Plaetinck wrote:

From the first dir, I just cleaned up about 3.5GB So now 16GB is available on /

Dieter

I have now removed all archiso testbuilds, which gains another 2GB. (until we start build new ones of course B-) I could remove also the 2009.08 release but I'ld rather keep those a while longer in case I need to refer to them. 18GB free on /, 46GB used of 67. Dieter

On Tue, 23 Nov 2010 06:41:23 -0500, Eric Bélanger wrote:

On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 2:11 PM, Pierre Schmitz wrote:

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Hi TUs,

just to let you know, that sigurd's hard drive is filled up to 82%. You should look for things to be cleaned up and please be more responsible with resources. Some packages are really large. Don't forget that a single package will need up to 4 times its size: two architectures, one source package and downloadable sources in the source cache dir.

There are 7GB of old packages in /srv/package-cleanup/. Perhaps the older and/or bigger ones could be removed. There's also some *-data sourceballs in /srv/source-cleanup/ that are now on the skip list so they could be removed as well to get us a few 100MB back.

Also, everyone should check their home directory for any big files that are no longer necessary.

Here is a list of dirs using more than 100MB: 102M /home/daenyth 103M /lib/modules 117M /usr/bin 129M /lib 138M /srv/cvs 262M /home/sourceballs 275M /var/lib 293M /usr/share 389M /usr/lib 405M /srv/source-cleanup 795M /var/archroot-releng-i686 879M /var/archroot-releng-x86_64 882M /usr 1007M /home/aaron 1.6G /var/log 2.9G /srv/http 2.9G /srv/svn-packages 3.6G /var 4.4G /home/archiso 6.0G /home 6.8G /srv/package-cleanup 22G /srv/ftp 36G /srv 46G / Maybe we should set up a cron to cleanup /srv/package-cleanup and /srv/source-cleanup regularly. If we decide to do that I should update the dbscripts to update the mtime of packages when moving them to the cleanup dir; otherwise older packages would be removed immediately. /home/sourceballs should require a lot more disk space quite soon. -- Pierre Schmitz, https://users.archlinux.de/~pierre