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Published in 2018-3-20 03:05:16 | Show all floors |Read mode
Hi all

I'm seeing my log fs is running full, since it's just 50MB. How can I disable log2ram? I don't really need it - the SD card should be able to handle this.

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 Author| Published in 2018-3-20 03:30:04 | Show all floors
Edited by RoyK at 2018-3-20 03:31

I didn't find anything around and asked before I tried, so ok

# systemctl stop rsyslog.service
# systemctl stop syslog.socket
# lsof /var/log
(make sure it's empty)
# systemctl stop log2ram
# systemctl disable log2ram
# mv /var/log /var/oldlog
# rsync -avPHAXx /var/oldlog /var/log
# reboot

After the reboot, remove /var/oldlog if you don't really need it

Works for me (tm) - if the logs fill up my fs, I'll need to fix that instead of getting tons of messages about a full filesystem

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Published in 2018-3-20 14:20:27 | Show all floors
You only switch one problem for another. Now your SD card will die sooner.

We need to find some better way to handle this. Some ideas already popped out:
https://forum.armbian.com/topic/ ... t-full-with-log2ram
https://forum.armbian.com/topic/ ... to-100-using-pihole

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