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#1466
Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
You've uninstalled sysklogd? The rootfs space usage shouldn't be anything to do with logging then - have you checked to see where the extra space is being used (if it's fixed at reboot then it's probably under /tmp, as that'll get cleaned on boot)?
ahahaha! my bad. i jus deleted the syslog folder and did not perform the
Code:
apt-get remove sysklogd
command.

everything is running okay now, still loosing rootfs space but the normal and usual way.

thanks.
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