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Conference csc32::consolemanager

Title:POLYCENTER Console Manager
Notice:Kits, Scans, Docs on CSC32:: as PCM$KITS:,PCM$DOCS:, PCM$SCANS:
Moderator:CSC32::BUTTERWORTH
Created:Thu Aug 06 1992
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1541
Total number of notes:6564

558.0. "Consolemanager always warns: diskspace is low" by UTRTSC::WDEBAKKER (Feed your head) Mon Jan 16 1995 13:43

Hello,

A customer running Consolemanager V1.5 (at this moment still without the MUP)
mentioned that he always get messages:
logfile path console$logfiles is short of diskspace
This is not true, however, the disk has lots of free space (30%), and the
triggers are set to defaults (75% warning, 90%critical).
How can these messages be stopped?

Thanks and regards,
Willem de Bakker
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558.1OPG::SIMONMon Jan 16 1995 14:5717
Hi Willem,
 

can you get the customer to send us an export of the database plus the output
from:

$ show device/full console$logfiles.


The messages cannot as such be stopped as the PCM software is designed to
periodically check the filespace in it's log directories.

The thresholds can be altered in the database if required and so can the check
interval.

I did not beleive we had a problem in the check routine.
Cheers Simon...
558.2set volume/rebuild=force ?BACHUS::WILLEMSGGeert Willems MCS-BelgiumMon Jan 16 1995 15:5113
    
    
    Hi Willem,
    
    Just an idea :
    Are you sure that the free block count is correct ?
    I remember that there were some problems with it. 
    Try the 'set volume/rebuid=force' and check the free
    block count again.
    
    Rgds,
    
    Geert
558.3Will give an update shortly...UTRTSC::WDEBAKKERFeed your headFri Jan 20 1995 12:5410
Thanks for the replies.
I intended to react as soon as possible, but I'm still waiting for the
customer to supply more information (the export of the database eg).
I told him also to check his space after a SET VOL/REBUILD=FORCE
Anyway, thanks for your help so far, as soon as I get my hands on anymore info
I'll post it here.

Cheers,
Willem
558.4Probably wasn't the fault of PCM after all...UTRTSC::WDEBAKKERFeed your headFri Jan 20 1995 13:469
Just got a message from the customer, that after doing a SET VOLUME/REBUILD=
FORCE 'the problem seems to be fixed'.
So it looks like Geert was right, and this is not a fault of PCM but the
freespace issue when checking with SHOW DEVICE.
We'll monitor the situation for a few days.

Thanks again,
Willem