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What about using 'du /usr' ?

Manuela Dias wrote:
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> I have a problem with my file system /usr, which is full and I don't know why. My unix system is mail server, proxy server (squid) and http server (apache), and the only logs that's on /usr file system are squid logs, that I clean up. Other logs are in /var file system. So I don't understand how /usr increase.
> 
> Can someone help me?
> What action should I follow?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
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> Manuela Dias :)
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