01-12-2007, 02:15 PM
I do most of my browsing on Linux, but the reason I wasn't on very much recently was I was dealing with my Winblows HD's lack of space.
I had also recently (a fortnight ago) installed Apache 2.2 .
I was browsing when the famous "Low Space" alert popped up, which was weird as the last time I checked I had about 70GiB space left.
As I Deleted about 18 GiB of stuff, it delayed but didn't prevent the problem.
So, looking through my volume in Linux (I had so little space I could not log in!) using the filespace viewer, I noticed the Apache 2.2 error log file took up 97.6 GB! So, as Linux hasn't got proper NTFS Drivers, I deleted some more files and booted into Winblows, Killed the Apache moniter , disabled the service and deleted the error log file.
From my Calculations, the dump was growing at a rate of 2-3 MiB per SECOND. So obviously something was wrong.
If anyone knows why, I will be grateful to know why.
I'll keep this thread updated (if nessecary)
I had also recently (a fortnight ago) installed Apache 2.2 .
I was browsing when the famous "Low Space" alert popped up, which was weird as the last time I checked I had about 70GiB space left.
As I Deleted about 18 GiB of stuff, it delayed but didn't prevent the problem.
So, looking through my volume in Linux (I had so little space I could not log in!) using the filespace viewer, I noticed the Apache 2.2 error log file took up 97.6 GB! So, as Linux hasn't got proper NTFS Drivers, I deleted some more files and booted into Winblows, Killed the Apache moniter , disabled the service and deleted the error log file.
From my Calculations, the dump was growing at a rate of 2-3 MiB per SECOND. So obviously something was wrong.
If anyone knows why, I will be grateful to know why.
I'll keep this thread updated (if nessecary)