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Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1998 09:34:55 -0700
From: Rick Knight <rknight@jps.net>
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Help, Im getting messages telling me "files system full" unable to
write. I also get an email from the system showing that "/" is at 108%
cap while "/usr" is at 47% and "/var" is at 23%. "/", "/usr" and "/var"
are on the same drive so why is one full and the others not. How can I
make adjustments without re-partitioning.

Thanks
Rick Knight


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