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From: "Domas Mituzas" <Domas.Mituzas@microlink.lt>
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Hi,=20

there are files that are unlinked and still opened ( rm'ing a file won't =
erase it, unless it has no references). You can use lsof to find out =
what large files are opened.

Domas


--- original message
I have some problem with my filesystem.
#df -h
/dev/da0s1e   288M   265M -208.0K   100%    /var
#du -h /var
 19M    /var