XK0-005 · Question #242
A Linux administrator tried to copy files to a remote server but received an error message indicating a lack of free space on the disk. The administrator issued a df command and verified adequate…
The correct answer is B. lsof -nP | grep deleted. Common Reasons for "No Space Left on Device" 1.Deleted File Reserved by Process 2. Not Enough Inodes Try to locate the process. sudo lsof / | grep deleted The problematic process should be listed. Just restart it. sudo systemctl restart service_name If it’s not immediately…
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A Linux administrator tried to copy files to a remote server but received an error message indicating a lack of free space on the disk. The administrator issued a df command and verified adequate free space and inodes on the filesystem. Which of the following commands is the BEST way to diagnose the issue?
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- Acat /proc/meminfo
- Blsof -nP | grep deleted
- Cfind / -type f -size +50M
- Ddu -a / | sort -n -r | head -n 30
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Explanation
Common Reasons for "No Space Left on Device" 1.Deleted File Reserved by Process 2. Not Enough Inodes Try to locate the process. sudo lsof / | grep deleted The problematic process should be listed. Just restart it. sudo systemctl restart service_name If it’s not immediately evident, do a full daemon reload. sudo systemctl daemon-reload
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