From: David Singh, Baby N R (babyd@anz.com)
Date: Fri Sep 01 2006 - 05:19:38 EDT
Hi,
I have a solaris 9 machine at my work place. It frequently goes to
inaccessible state for users and application. The error message I get /tmp
file system full and swap exceeded the limit.
I did the following work around but it does not help me for a long run.
Increase the swap space by adding new swap partition and
swap files
Remove files from /tmp directory (login as super user)
Reboot the machine it came to normal.
I understood, when users or applications tries to write data on /tmp file
system beyond its limit, the above situation happens.
Since this is a very critical machine. Is there any way out, users should not
allow to write in to the /tmp file system after a threshold limit (say 70%) is
reached, but it should allow the application to write data into it.
Can UNIX expertise help me out to solve this issue?
I will summarize to the list
Thanks
Baby David Singh
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TIS - Unix Technical Services
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