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Subject:    Re: LPRng: ifhp* files causes 'out of inodes'
From:       balducci () univ ! trieste ! it
Date:       2003-12-18 11:54:14
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> Hi,
> Recently we run into problem with one of our printer servers,
> which stopped to respond. The reason was the /var partition (3Gb) 'out of
> inodes' - filled up with miriads of ifhp* files. I couldn't even issue
> ls command - got 'too long argument list'.
> 
> My question is - what is wrong? I can of course start to run cron job
> removing those type of files , but prefer to find out the reason - maybe
> configuration fail, or other misunderstanding?
> 
> 
> This is LPRng-3.8.21 and ifhp-3.5.10 on Solaris9/sparc
> 

Hi,

this is a known issue. The problem has disappered from ifhp-3.5.11
on. So, upgrade ifhp.

Hope this helps

Ciao
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Gabriele Balducci                  tel    I-040-5583957
Dipartimento di Scienze Chimiche   fax    I-040-5583903
Via L. Giorgieri 1                 e-mail balducci@univ.trieste.it
I-34127 TRIESTE
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