Better disk usage warning?

[bhwong]

Hi,

Our boot drive is hitting 85% and we have been receiving disk usage warning every 10 min.

I know we can amend the threshold to said 90% with this: zmlocalconfig -e zmdisklog_warn_threshold=90 mentioned at: Changing the default Disk Warning Thresholds

However, is it possible to send just 1 warning for every percentage increment instead? Or amend the 10min per warning to 24hours per warning which is far more useful and less spam-like?

Also, is it possible to configure Zimbra to monitor only the harddisk and exclude the Optical Disc drive?

I will post this as enhancement request. Please vote for it at:
Bug 60562 – Better disk usage warning options

Thanks,
Boon Hong.

[bhwong]

As our SDA1 drive is almost full, which files or folders can we clear to free up storage? I assume the 2 set of sub-folders can be safety removed from:

/opt/zimbra/zmstat/201*
/opt/zimbra/log/*.gz

[lytledd]

To change the interval of the notifications:

zmlocalconfig -e zmstat_disk_interval=21600

Doug

[bhwong]

Thanks lytledd! 21600 is 6 hours right? And I have to restart zmstatctl for it to take effect too?

[lytledd]

Originally Posted by bhwong

Thanks lytledd! 21600 is 6 hours right? And I have to restart zmstatctl for it to take effect too?

Yes, 6 hours. And, I didn't have to restart.

Doug

[bhwong]

Hi Lytledd, I notice that setting the time to 21600, which is dividable by 3600, will cause the Stats service to breakdown.

It's a known bug for ver 6.0.6 mentioned here: zmstatctl doesnt start