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      x-rayd last edited by

      Why problem wirh log size? Waht is Problem?
      File System on Logs Partition Full
      The disk usage for the Logs Partition on server 'df-c01-node04' has reached 98.0%. Logging will be critically affected if this disk becomes full. Old log files should be removed.

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      • Danp
        Danp Top contributor 💪 last edited by

        What version of XCP / XS / CH? Is it fully patched?

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        • jtbw911
          jtbw911 last edited by

          This often occurs when you're having storage issues (whether they are readily apparent or not), that may or may not be related to networking intermittency, that fills up the log files. We can't say what it is without seeing logs; but, just FYI that that is the reason I have most often seen this occur. Check your /var/log directory.

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            x-rayd last edited by

            @jtbw911 said in Logs Partition Full:

            This often occurs when you're having storage issues (whether they are readily apparent or not), that may or may not be related to networking intermittency, that fills up the log files. We can't say what it is without seeing logs; but, just FYI that that is the reason I have most often seen this occur. Check your /var/log directory.

            This log size problem have only master node from pool.
            My version 8.0 Build date 2019-11-04
            Updates:
            XS80E002
            XS80E006
            XS80E010

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            • Danp
              Danp Top contributor 💪 last edited by

              So you are running Citrix Hypervisor, not XCP-ng, correct?

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                x-rayd last edited by

                we are running XCP-ng!

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                • stormi
                  stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team 🚀 last edited by

                  Then there's a problem. You shouldn't have any updates named XS80Exxx. I bet you are using a buggy version of XCP-Center that offers Citrix Hypervisor hotfixes to XCP-ng.

                  Please read https://xcp-ng.org/docs/updates.html

                  For your full /var/log issue, I can only repeat what has already been said: "Check your /var/log directory". Check which files take a lot of space.

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                    x-rayd last edited by

                    We install only XCP-ng 8.0 version, and later install only patches from XEN-Orcherstra webinterface.
                    We dont install Citrix Hypervisor!!!

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                    • stormi
                      stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team 🚀 last edited by

                      Ok, but then I don't know where the updates you mentioned earlier are from, since they don't exist for XCP-ng.

                      However, this is not necessarily related to your log partition issue. So, for the third time, please check what takes space in /var/log.

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                        x-rayd last edited by

                        v_xcp-ng.jpg

                        See screenshot!

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                        • Forza
                          Forza @x-rayd last edited by

                          @x-rayd said in Logs Partition Full:

                          v_xcp-ng.jpg

                          See screenshot!

                          Thats from xencenter/xcp-ng center, and it only lists updates for Xenserver not XCP-ng server.

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                            x-rayd last edited by

                            @S-Pam said in Logs Partition Full:

                            Thats from xencenter/xcp-ng center, and it only lists updates for Xenserver not XCP-ng server.

                            and where are updates from xcp-ng?

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                            • Forza
                              Forza @x-rayd last edited by Forza

                              @x-rayd You need to use XenOrchestra (XOA) or you use "yum update" from the xcp-ng host shell.

                              In any case, you need to find the large files in /var/log to see what's going on with that.

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                                x-rayd last edited by

                                @S-Pam said in Logs Partition Full:

                                You need to use XenOrchestra (XOA) or you use "yum update" from the xcp-ng host shell.
                                In any case, you need to find the large files in /var/log to see what's going on with that.

                                After reboot prolem with log solved. I keep watching..

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                                • stormi
                                  stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team 🚀 @x-rayd last edited by

                                  @x-rayd said in Logs Partition Full:

                                  and where are updates from xcp-ng?

                                  I was not really expecting this question this I gave you the absolute reference regarding updates in XCP-ng in a message earlier: https://xcp-ng.org/docs/updates.html

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                                    x-rayd last edited by olivierlambert

                                    now problem with log again!
                                    deamon.log is 1.7 GB

                                    last 100 entries:

                                    Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.460587:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|__AllocatePages: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.460752:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|ReceiverPacketCtor: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.460890:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail2
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.461047:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.461313:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|__AllocatePages: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.461465:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|ReceiverPacketCtor: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.461686:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail2
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.461814:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.461966:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|__AllocatePages: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.462051:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|ReceiverPacketCtor: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.462235:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail2
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.462342:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.463051:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|__AllocatePages: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.463198:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENVIF|ReceiverPacketCtor: fail1 (c0000017)
Jun 11 23:56:34 df-c01-node04 qemu-dm-1[15460]: 15460@1591912594.463294:xen_platform_log xen platform: XENBUS|CacheCreateObject: fail2

                                    Idea why?

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                                    • olivierlambert
                                      olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder🦸 CEO 🧑‍💼 last edited by

                                      @x-rayd I edited your post, please use Markdown syntax next time for logs, it's easier to read 🙂

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                                        x-rayd last edited by

                                        No idea?

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                                        • Danp
                                          Danp Top contributor 💪 last edited by

                                          May want to review this thread. What version of Xentools / XCPTools are you running on each VM?

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                                            x-rayd last edited by

                                            @Danp said in Logs Partition Full:

                                            May want to review this thread. What version of Xentools / XCPTools are you running on each VM?

                                            We migrade all vm´s from citrix xenserver 6.0

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