27 Jan
2017
27 Jan
'17
3:57 a.m.
Just after I gave up and sent the mail, I found the point: we have three daily
and three weekly backup snapshots taken of the jenkins jail, which *shares*
disk quota with the actively used file system. Removing files doesn't remove
them from the snapshots, so the only way short of discarding snapshots (?) is
to increase the overall quota. I set it from 40G up to 60G, and sure enough
jenkins runs again.
We should probably set a refquota so that the live file system's quota is
somewhat independent from the quota used for snapshots. I'll not do this before
consulting with the experts though.
~N
On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 03:36:14AM +0100, Neels Hofmeyr wrote:
While I was waiting for jenkins just now, I noticed
that it was getting
impossibly slow despite an idle CPU. An attempt to restart resulted in failure
to launch jenkins due to "Disk quota exceeded".
There are things happening that I don't understand (file system is shrinking as
I remove files). I need help from Holger (or Harald?), to understand and
probably fix with a simple command making more space for the jail...
Until then our jenkins will be DOWN :/
~N
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