La commande en ligne à utiliser pour afficher les espaces libres sur une HMC est la suivante :

# monhmc -r disk

Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda2 16121184 7772828 7529444 51% /
tmpfs 2047848 220 2047628 1% /dev
tmpfs 2047848 0 2047848 0% /dev/shm
/dev/sda3 6040320 414748 5318732 8% /var
/dev/dm-1 10321208 324980 9471940 4% /home
/dev/dm-3 8256952 2975892 4861632 38% /var/hsc/log
/dev/dm-0 123854820 196736 117366628 1% /dump
/dev/dm-2 20642428 176088 19417764 1% /extra
/dev/dm-5 227067260 200404 215332520 1% /data
 
La syntaxe détaillée est donnée ci-dessous :
 
Usage: monhmc -s { hmcsvr | rmc } [-n <interval count>]
Usage: monhmc -r { disk | proc | mem | swap } [-n <interval count>]
Usage: monhmc --help
Monitor HMC memory, processor, and disk usage. The -s and -r flags are mutually exclusive.
        -s      The type of subsystems to monitor. Options are:
                hmcsvr: HMC server subsystems.
                rmc: RMC subsystems.
        -r      The type of resource to monitor. Options are:
                disk: Disk usage.
                proc: Processor usage.
                mem: System Memory usage.
                swap: Swap space usage.
        -n      The interval in seconds, default is 4.
                If 0 is specfied, the output will be displayed once.
        --help  Prints this help message.

Pour nettoyer le système de fichier(/var notamment), utiliser la commande 'chhmcfs

chhmcfs -o f {-d days | -h hours | -s size}
        [-f file-system] [--help]


The -o indicates the operation to perform, which in this case is f to free up file system disk space. (At the current release of HMC V7R7.2 this is the only valid value for -o). The -d indicates the number of days to keep before today's date, so -d 0 says get rid of the lot of 'em.

# chhmcfs -o f -d 0    # Retire tous les fichiers temporaires de la HMC.

 

 

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