Hi Cal,
My bad. Its the /boot path on the /dev/sda1 partition of the MX and the Gateway.
Ill check on the link you provider regarding cleaning up using the yum-utils for centos.
TIA,
Leangf
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[Leangf]
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-20-2023 02:06
From: Cezmi Cal
Subject: Free space on partition /var on MX is running low
Hi Angfe,
Are you sure about the folder path? There should be /boot path not /var/boot path.
Then, if you have space problem for /boot partition, you can follow the instructions detailed here -> How to Free Up Space in /boot on CentOS Server | DigitalOcean. Before purging old kernels, do not forget to take snapshot if it is a VM.
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Cezmi Cal
technical support engineer
Barikat Internet Guvenligi Bilisim Ticaret A.S.
Ankara
Original Message:
Sent: 12-19-2023 22:42
From: Angfe Landagan
Subject: Free space on partition /var on MX is running low
Hi,
I had the same issue but this time its the /var/boot folder which i cannot do an upgrade to v14.7.0.50 from 14.6 (EOL).
Any suggestion on what other logs to check or a script to determine those folders that are consuming the disk space?
Thank you.
Angfe
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[Leangf]
Original Message:
Sent: 04-27-2021 07:08
From: Gerard Auld
Subject: Free space on partition /var on MX is running low
Hi Chintan,
This link should help... Imperva Documentation Portal
Gateway
- Delete unused large files
- Mainly old logs (ex. /opt/SecureSphere/etc/logs/GatewayLog/GatewayLog_[date].html )
- Crash files in /var/crash/imperva/
- Upgrade files in /var/securesphere/upgrades/ – purge old upgrade directories
- On VMs, Increase disk size
- In DAM, refine "Audit archive" & purge settings to act more frequently
Let me know if this answers your question.
Thanks,