From: Jun Zhu (zhu_junca@yahoo.ca)
Date: Mon Apr 04 2005 - 15:03:09 EDT
I got many responses recommending lsof or fuser.
I am sorry not to clarify my sitution in original
mail.
I don't know who/when the file was deleted and don't
know the filename either. Just because of the weird
space difference, I suspect some log files have been
removed with processes up and running.
I thought the /proc structure should contain the file
node information and am writing a script to go through
all the related process. In the mean time, I am open
to other methods or opinions.:-)
best regards,
zhu
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Hello everyone,
One team member removed a big log file without killing
the process, causing disk space un-released from
process.
We are running solaris 9 with volume manager 4.0. Is
there anyway I can find that particular process
without rebooting the whole system?
thanks very much!
zhu
Here is the df output:
Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity
Mounted on
/dev/vx/dsk/rootdg/a 1048576 946456 96334 91%
/a
#du -sk /a
1474
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