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*scp ft-v05.2012-06-* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-06-* | *scp ft-v05.2012-06-* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-06-* | ||
<li>you have to start with the single digit days first:</li> | <li>you have to start with the single digit days first:</li> | ||
*scp ft-v05.2012-11- | *scp ft-v05.2012-11-1* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-11-1* | ||
<li>then you can proceed with the full month:</li> | <li>then you can proceed with the full month:</li> | ||
*scp ft-v05.2012-06-* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-06-* | *scp ft-v05.2012-06-* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-06-* |
Revision as of 08:24, 19 January 2013
bwdb: we move old traffic flow files to backup2
- go to bwdb (10.1.4.203 - a7p1o2) /usr/home/archive#
- scp the oldest month to any available disk with space on backup2:
- since there are many files, you can't do a whole month at a time like this:
- scp ft-v05.2012-06-* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-06-*
- you have to start with the single digit days first:
- scp ft-v05.2012-11-1* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-11-1*
- then you can proceed with the full month:
- scp ft-v05.2012-06-* 10.1.4.3:/d2/bwdb/archive/ && rm -f ft-v05.2012-06-*
- mostly the same on bwdb2 (a7p1o5):
- bwdb2 /home/archive# scp ft-v05.2011-05* backup2:/mnt/data2/bwdb/archive/bwdb2/
- bwdb2 /home/archive# rm ft-v05.2011-05*
jail8 & mail
- rm /var/mail/root
jail9
- jail9 /mnt/data1# rm -fr old-col02106-mdfile-cxld-20120618
- jail9 /mnt/data1# df .
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/mfid0s1g 126049816 118309094 7740722 94% /mnt/data1
- jail9 /mnt/data1# gzip old-col02124-mdfile-cxld-20120817
backup2
- for /mnt/data2
- rm the oldest months in /mnt/data2/bwdb/archive until at an acceptable level
to find candidate to move off host machines
jails
for f in `ls |grep -v DIR`; do du -sh $f; df -h $f-DIR
look for bang for the buck
virts
vdf = df -h in container
vdff = df everyone in cur dir (e.g. /vz or /vz1 or /vz2)