| Subject: |
RE: data.fs file issue |
| Author: |
Michael Rogers |
| Posted: |
2021-04-20 10:38 |
Ismail,
You should be able to reduce the size of data.fs with the following command:
/opt/zenoss/bin/zeopack -h localhost -p 8100HOWEVER:
You will need more free space than you currently have to perform the pack operation. If 60 of your 80GB partition is currently in use by data.fs, I have to assume that the rest of the OS and Zenoss files are taking up a significant portion of the remaining 20GB. You will want to expand the partition before beginning the pack operation to give it a chance to complete successfully.
Once complete (check $ZENHOME/log/zeo.log), you can add this command as a cron job to run weekly.
$ 0 0 * * * bash -lc '/opt/zenoss/bin/zeopack -h localhost -p 8100'Let me know if you run into any issues?
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Michael J. Rogers
Senior Instructor - Zenoss
Austin TX
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| Subject: |
RE: data.fs file issue |
| Author: |
Ismail Desai |
| Posted: |
2021-04-20 23:38 |
Thanks alot Michael. However, i am unable to find zeopack file in the
/opt/zenoss/bin/zeopack directory. Instead it is located at below location. Will it be ok to execute it from here?
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Ismail Desai
Network Administrator
Feroze1888 Mills
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| Subject: |
RE: data.fs file issue |
| Author: |
Michael Rogers |
| Posted: |
2021-04-21 11:03 |
Ismail,
My apologies! I believe my sample commands were from a RHEL or CentOS installation where the install directory is /opt/zenoss. If your Ubuntu-based installation uses /usr/local/zenoss, you should be able to substitute that path.
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Michael J. Rogers
Senior Instructor - Zenoss
Austin TX
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