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Hello! 
&nbsp;you have run out of space on /var/tmp/ 
do 
df -k 
to see space status. 
t.
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<div>
swap &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 6618760 &nbsp; &nbsp; 616 6618144 &nbsp; &nbsp; 1% &nbsp; &nbsp;/tmp 
 
 
Is this what we're looking at?
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<div>
no, we are looking for 
/var/tmp 
if there is no then 
/var 
if there is no then 
/
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<div>
/dev/dsk/c1t1d0s1 &nbsp; &nbsp; 156167 &nbsp;115195 &nbsp; 25356 &nbsp; &nbsp;82% &nbsp; &nbsp;/var 
 
There's no /var/tmp mounted. 

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<div>
25 MB left I think thats enough but depends what you are doing. 
Can you put here a code from /usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/bin/cc-invagent 
script to see what's doing? 
 
Regards, 
t.
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<div>
 

<pre><code class="code-100 nolinks" id="code-125226">#!/bin/sh
#############################################################################
# Copyright (C)2004-2005, Sun Microsystems Inc. All rights reserved.
# Use is subject to license terms.
#
# Name: start
# Description: start script for the Inventory Agent.
 
# pragma ident &quot;$Id: cc-invagent.skel,v 1.1.2.1 2005/05/11 16:06:49 jr150870 Ex
p $&quot;
##############################################################################
 
##
# Log a message to syslogd
# $1 - priority. Something like daemon.warning
# rest - the message
log()
{
 level=$1
 shift
 msg=&quot;$*&quot;
 logger -t &quot;IM-CC_ENG-inv cc-invagent&quot; -p $level &quot;$msg&quot;
}
 
#########
# We want only one of these running at a time so we lock at startup
# and unlock when done.
# There is a directory we use for storing our lock files and only ours.
LOCK_DIR=/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/lock
## Debug
##LOCK_DIR=/var/opt/SUNWccinv/lock
LOCK_FILE=${LOCK_DIR}/lock.$$
 
##
# lock
# We have a directory for lock files.
# To lock we touch a file there with our pid in its name.
# Then we look to see if there are any files there other than ours.
# If none, continue.
# If some and they are newer than 12 hours old, print an informative message
# and quit.
# TBD:If some and they are more than 12 hours old, remove them, continue
lock()
{
 # put down our lock so others will notice we have started
 touch $LOCK_FILE
 # Has anyone else started?
 others=`ls -1 $LOCK_DIR | grep -v $$`
 if [ -n &quot;$others&quot; ]; then
 # OK, this is complex but I know of no way in sh to ask about the
 # age of a file in less than one day chunks.
 # Create a marker file which is twelve hours older than now
 hour=`date +&quot;%H&quot;`
 day=`date +&quot;%d&quot;`
 twelveHoursAgo=`expr $hour - 12`
 # Adjust for midnight.
 if [ $twelveHoursAgo -lt 0 ]; then
 twelveHoursAgo=`expr 24 + $twelveHoursAgo`
 day=`expr $day - 1`
 fi
 # Zero pad $day
 if [ &quot;$day&quot; -lt 10 ]; then
 day=&quot;0$day&quot;
 fi
 # and $twelveHoursAgo
 if [ &quot;$twelveHoursAgo&quot; -lt 10 ]; then
 twelveHoursAgo=&quot;0$twelveHoursAgo&quot;
 fi
 twelveHoursAgo=`date +&quot;%m${day}${twelveHoursAgo}00&quot;`
 MARKER=olderThan.$$
 touch $twelveHoursAgo $MARKER
 # find all files older than that marker and remove them.
 find $LOCK_DIR -type f ! -newer $MARKER | xargs rm -f
 # Previous also removes the marker.
 
 # Is there anything left?
 others=`ls -1 $LOCK_DIR | grep -v $$`
 if [ -n &quot;$others&quot; ]; then
 msg=&quot;Another Inventory Agent is running. Try again later&quot;
 log daemon.warning $msg
 echo $msg
 exit 0
 fi
 fi
}
 
##
# unlock
# Remove our file in the lock directory.
unlock()
{
 rm -f $LOCK_FILE
}
 
##
# trap exit so we can unlock
trap unlock 0 2 3 15
 
platform=&quot;/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform&quot;
invagent=&quot;$platform/invagent/&quot;
PX_AGENT_JAR=&quot;$platform/transport/lib/cctagent.jar&quot;
INV_AGENT_JAR=&quot;$invagent/lib/ccinv.jar&quot;
INV_COLLECTOR=&quot;$invagent/bin/solaris_inventory&quot;
log_prop=&quot;$invagent/etc/logging.properties&quot;
 
LIB_PATH=&quot;/usr/lib&quot;
CLASSPATH=&quot;$CLASSPATH:$PX_AGENT_JAR:$INV_AGENT_JAR&quot;
 
# We want to run with the version of java we went through QA with rather
# than the default on this platform so we set this path at install time.
JAVA_HOME=/usr/j2se
 
export LIB_PATH
export CLASSPATH
 
lock
 
# First gather the data:
$INV_COLLECTOR
 
# Then send it up via the transport client:
JavaOut=/tmp/agent.out.$$.log
$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -cp $CLASSPATH -Djava.library.path=$LIB_PATH -Djava.util.log
ging.config.file=$log_prop com.sun.cc.transport.agent.inventory.InventoryAgent &gt;
 $JavaOut 2&gt;&amp;1
rc=$?
 
unlock
 
if [ $rc -ne 0 ]; then
 log daemon.warning &quot;Inventory Agent returned error: $rc : `cat $JavaOut`&quot;
fi
 
rm -f $JavaOut
</code></pre>
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<div>
aha, that script is just a wrapper for another one. 
Can I see that one now? 
/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/bin/solaris_inventory 
 
If this is a script of course.
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<div>
Here you go! 

<pre><code class="code-100 nolinks" id="code-125257"># Description: Inventory collection script for the Agent.
 
# pragma ident &quot;$Id: solaris_inventory.sh,v 1.6.2.3 2005/06/10 17:50:52 jr150870 Exp $&quot;
##############################################################################
 
debug()
{
 echo &quot;$*&quot;
 log daemon.info &quot;$*&quot;
}
 
error()
{
 log daemon.err &quot;$*&quot;
}
 
warning()
{
 log daemon.warning &quot;$*&quot;
}
 
##
# Log a message to syslogd
# $1 - priority. Something like daemon.warning
# rest - the message
log()
{
 level=$1
 shift
 msg=&quot;$*&quot;
 logger -t &quot;IM-CC_ENG-inv solaris_inventory.sh&quot; -p $level &quot;$msg&quot;
}
 
#### Path to this file and its brethren
platform=&quot;/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform&quot;
invagent=&quot;$platform/invagent/&quot;
invAgentBin=&quot;$invagent/bin&quot;
 
PATH=&quot;/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin&quot;
 
PERL=/usr/bin/perl
 
#### Directory to collect the data#####
DATADIR=&quot;/var/tmp&quot;
 
#### Version of the Inventory Agent, not this file.
INVENTORY_AGENT_VERSION=&quot;1.0&quot;
OS_NAME=`/usr/bin/uname -s`
 
#### Files for static data,pkginfo,patchinfo and hwinfo ####
## NB: file names must start with inv_ so ALLTMPS will match!
STATIC_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_static&quot;
PKG_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_pkginfo&quot;
PATCH_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_patchinfo&quot;
HW_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_hwinfo&quot;
PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_NAME=&quot;patchpro_analysis&quot;
PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_$PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_NAME&quot;
PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_NAME=&quot;patchpro_installed_patch_list&quot;
PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_$PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_NAME&quot;
 
#### cksum file ####
CKSUM_FILE=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_cksum&quot;
 
##### All Files ######
ALLTMPS=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_*&quot;
 
# This is the default patch collection/baseline.
# We go ahead and specify the collection on the command line because
# the user can change the default by changing a patchpro configuration file.
# We need to use what SWUP and the rest think are the right collection to be
# using rather than what the user likes for local reports.
PATCHPRO_COLLECTION=`/usr/lib/cc-ccr/bin/ccr -g cns.swup.patchbaseline`
rc=$?
if [ $rc -ne 0 ];then
 error &quot;Can not get cns.swup.patchbaseline from CCR. No recovery available. Stopping&quot;
 exit 1
fi
 
STATIC_DATA_VERSION=1
PKG_INFO_DATA_VERSION=1
HW_INFO_DATA_VERSION=1
PATCH_INFO_DATA_VERSION=1
PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_VERSION=1
PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_VERSION=1
 
####
## Write metadata in current form to the front of a file
## $1 = blob version
## $2 = blob command status
## $3 = file name containing the data to which we prepend the metadata.
## Globals:
## OS_NAME
## INVENTORY_AGENT_VERSION
PrependMetadata()
{
 if [ $# -ne 3 ];then
 debug &quot;Wrong number of parameters to echoMetadata()&quot;
 exit 99
 fi
 blob_ver=$1
 blob_status=$2
 file=$3
 # Save the data
 cp $file &quot;${file}_&quot;
 {
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_version=$INVENTORY_AGENT_VERSION
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_blob_version=$1
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_blob_command_status=$2
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_blob_create_time=`date -u +&quot;%Y%m%d%H%M%S&quot;`
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_os_name=$OS_NAME
 # blank line terminates list of metadata
 echo
 #copy the data back
 cat &quot;${file}_&quot;
 rm -f &quot;${file}_&quot;
 } &gt; $file
}
 
#####Start with removing the old data #####
rm -rf $ALLTMPS
 
##### First collect static data #####
 
# Find the IP of this host
if [ -x $PERL ]; then
 echo &quot;use Socket;&quot; &gt; /tmp/findip.perl
 echo &quot;(\$name, \$a, \$t, \$l, @a)=gethostbyname(\&quot;&quot;`hostname`&quot;\&quot;);&quot; &gt;&gt; /tmp/findip.perl
 echo &quot;print join(\&quot;, \&quot;,map (inet_ntoa(\$_),@a)), \&quot;\\\n\&quot;;&quot; &gt;&gt; /tmp/findip.perl
 ip=`$PERL /tmp/findip.perl 2&gt; /dev/null`
 ret=$?
 if [ $ret -gt 0 ]; then
 ip=
 fi
fi
if [ &quot;$ip&quot; = &quot;&quot; ]; then
 grep `hostname` /etc/hosts &gt; /tmp/findip.txt
 ret=$?
 if [ $ret -eq 0 ]; then
 ip=`head -1 /tmp/findip.txt | cut -f1`
 fi
fi
# Tidy up.
rm -f /tmp/findip.txt /tmp/findip.perl
 
## host OS name ##
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host id ##
/usr/bin/echo host-id: `/usr/bin/hostid` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host name ##
/usr/bin/echo host-name: `/usr/bin/uname -n` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host IP ##
/usr/bin/echo host-address: $ip &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## domain name ##
/usr/bin/echo host-domain: `/usr/bin/domainname` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## reboot ##
##/usr/bin/echo reboot: `who -b | awk '{print $4,$5,$6}'` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
/usr/bin/echo &quot;reboot: `/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/bin/getboottime`&quot; &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host nodename ##
/usr/bin/echo node-name: `/usr/bin/uname -n` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host OS release level ##
/usr/bin/echo os-release: `/usr/bin/uname -r` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host OS version ##
/usr/bin/echo os-version: `/usr/bin/uname -v` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host hardware ##
/usr/bin/echo hardware-name: `/usr/bin/uname -i` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host machine hardware class ##
/usr/bin/echo hardware-implementation: `/usr/bin/uname -m` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host ISA or processor type ##
/usr/bin/echo hardware-architecture: `/usr/bin/uname -p` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
# locale info
/usr/bin/echo locale: `locale | head -1 | cut -f2 -d=` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
# serial number hostid on sparc, somewhere else for x86
/usr/bin/echo serial-number: `hostid` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $STATIC_DATA_VERSION 0 $STATIC_DATA
 
#### Collect the pkginfo into a seperate data file, so that a seperate chksum can be calculated ####
## Start off with the host OS name, since this is used for parsing by the tether services. ##
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $PKG_INFO_DATA
$PERL $invAgentBin/gatherpkginfo.pl &gt;&gt; $PKG_INFO_DATA
rc=$?
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $PKG_INFO_DATA_VERSION $rc $PKG_INFO_DATA
 
 
#### Collect the patch info into a seperate data file, so that a seperate chksum can be calculated ####
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $PATCH_INFO_DATA
/usr/bin/showrev -p &gt;&gt; $PATCH_INFO_DATA
rc=$?
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $PATCH_INFO_DATA_VERSION $rc $PATCH_INFO_DATA
 
 
#### Collect the hardware info into a seperate data file, so that a seperate chksum can be calculated ####
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $HW_INFO_DATA
$invAgentBin/prtpicl -v -c cpu &gt;&gt; $HW_INFO_DATA
rc=$?
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $HW_INFO_DATA_VERSION $rc $HW_INFO_DATA
 
 
#### Collect PatchPro Analysis Data ####
# Note: putting error msgs in $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA is now the official
# way to return status.
# Note: If we find an old version of smpatch it won't know about the -@ flag.
# For now, we just send the error message up to the server.
if [ -x /usr/sbin/smpatch ];then
 /usr/sbin/smpatch analyze -@ -C patchpro.patchset=$PATCHPRO_COLLECTION &gt; $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA 2&gt;&amp;1
 rc=$?
 # Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_VERSION $rc $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA
else
 # Just the metadata so we can let the server know about the error
 error &quot;/usr/sbin/smpatch not found on this system.&quot; &gt; $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_VERSION 999 $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA
fi
 
#### Collect PatchPro patch list (includes metadata required to resolve uninstall dependencies).
# Note: putting error msgs in the output file is the official way to return status.
# Note: If we find an old version of smpatch it won't know about the list command or the -@ flag.
# For now, we just send the error message up to the server. TBD
if [ -x /usr/sbin/smpatch ];then
 # list subcommand does not support the -C option to override the patchset/collection
 /usr/sbin/smpatch list -@ &gt; $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA 2&gt;&amp;1
 rc=$?
 # Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_VERSION $rc $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA
else
 error &quot;/usr/sbin/smpatch not found on this system.&quot; &gt; $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_VERSION 999 $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA
fi
 
#### Form the cksum string in a seperate file ####
# Note: the order of the fields you find here is defined by the InventoryAgent.java code
# If you change this you had best change the other!
/usr/bin/echo `/usr/bin/cksum $STATIC_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PKG_INFO_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PATCH_INFO_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $HW_INFO_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }' \
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'` \
 &gt; $CKSUM_FILE.tmp
 
#### remove the trailing newline which echo emits ####
/usr/bin/tr -d '\n' &lt; $CKSUM_FILE.tmp &gt; $CKSUM_FILE
/usr/bin/rm $CKSUM_FILE.tmp
</code></pre>
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<div>
What's the output of 
 
ls -l /var/tmp 

</div>

<div>
and the output of 
 
du -sh /var/* 
 
or 
 
du -sk /var/* 
 
if you aren't on Solaris 10. 

</div>

<div>
Hello! 
&nbsp;could you please provide with output from command: 
ls -la /var/tmp 
 
Regards, 
t.
</div>

<div>
Output of ls -la/var/tmp 
 
total 452 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 834 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 118815-05.log.8895 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 604 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 118872-04.log.9092 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3110 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 118918-24.log.9539 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 672 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 120719-02.log.8036 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1064 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 120900-04.log.8596 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 604 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 121296-01.log.8181 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1906 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-01.log.10329 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1906 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-01.log.8053 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1906 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-01.log.8617 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1906 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-01.log.9184 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1906 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-01.log.9760 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.11680 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.7220 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.7430 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.7434 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.8129 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.8130 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3120 Mar 11 &nbsp;2007 122032-04.log.8833 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 762 Apr &nbsp;7 18:57 brlog 
drwxr-xr-x &nbsp; 2 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Feb 28 &nbsp;2006 cc-transport 
drwx------ &nbsp; 2 5066 &nbsp; &nbsp; 21 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Dec 27 &nbsp;2005 gconfd-adb 
drwx------ &nbsp; 2 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Apr &nbsp;7 18:59 gconfd-root 
drwxr-xr-x &nbsp; 2 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Jan 25 &nbsp;2006 installralus125105631 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;64 Jul 25 03:15 inv_cksum 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 286 Jul 25 03:14 inv_hwinfo 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 26700 Jul 25 03:14 inv_patchinfo 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 304 Jul 25 03:14 inv_patchpro_analysis 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 54739 Jul 25 03:15 inv_patchpro_installed_patch_list 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 271 Jul 25 03:14 inv_pkginfo 
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 624 Jul 25 03:14 inv_static 
drwx------ &nbsp; 2 5066 &nbsp; &nbsp; 21 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Dec 27 &nbsp;2005 keyring-IDC1Fm 
srwxrwxr-x &nbsp; 1 5066 &nbsp; &nbsp; 21 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 0 Dec 27 &nbsp;2005 mapping-adb 
drwx------ &nbsp; 2 5066 &nbsp; &nbsp; 21 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1024 Dec 27 &nbsp;2005 orbit-adb 
drwx------ &nbsp; 2 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Apr &nbsp;7 18:59 orbit-root 
drwxr-xr-x &nbsp; 2 twiki &nbsp; &nbsp;wiki &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 512 Aug 30 &nbsp;2007 test 
-rw------- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1990 Dec 28 &nbsp;2005 wscon-:0.0-9haylb 
-rw------- &nbsp; 1 root &nbsp; &nbsp; root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 82424 Jan 18 &nbsp;2006 wscon-:0.0-mQaakd 
# 
 
 
Output of du -sh/var/*: 
 
# du -sh /var/* 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /vwq/ 
&nbsp;3.5M &nbsp; /var/adm 
&nbsp; 19M &nbsp; /var/apache 
&nbsp;683K &nbsp; /var/apache2 
&nbsp;6.7M &nbsp; /var/appserver 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /var/audit 
&nbsp;162K &nbsp; /var/cache 
&nbsp; &nbsp;8K &nbsp; /var/cc-ccr 
&nbsp; &nbsp;2K &nbsp; /var/crash 
&nbsp;697K &nbsp; /var/cron 
&nbsp; 26K &nbsp; /var/dmi 
&nbsp; 57K &nbsp; /var/dt 
&nbsp; 83K &nbsp; /var/fm 
&nbsp; &nbsp;2K &nbsp; /var/imq 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /var/inet 
&nbsp; &nbsp;3K &nbsp; /var/krb5 
&nbsp; &nbsp;4K &nbsp; /var/ld 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /var/ldap 
&nbsp;937K &nbsp; /var/lib 
&nbsp; 10K &nbsp; /var/log 
&nbsp; &nbsp;8K &nbsp; /var/lost+found 
&nbsp; &nbsp;2K &nbsp; /var/lp 
&nbsp; &nbsp;2K &nbsp; /var/mail 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /var/mysql 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /var/news 
&nbsp; &nbsp;3K &nbsp; /var/nfs 
&nbsp; 38K &nbsp; /var/nis 
&nbsp; &nbsp;2K &nbsp; /var/ntp 
&nbsp;1.5M &nbsp; /var/opt 
&nbsp; &nbsp;1K &nbsp; /var/preserve 
&nbsp; 15K &nbsp; /var/run 
&nbsp; 73M &nbsp; /var/sadm 
&nbsp; 36K &nbsp; /var/saf 
&nbsp; &nbsp;3K &nbsp; /var/samba 
&nbsp; &nbsp;2K &nbsp; /var/sma_snmp 
&nbsp;131K &nbsp; /var/snmp 
&nbsp;3.0M &nbsp; /var/spool 
&nbsp; &nbsp;4K &nbsp; /var/statmon 
&nbsp;1.5M &nbsp; /var/svc 
&nbsp;247K &nbsp; /var/tmp 
&nbsp; 10K &nbsp; /var/uucp 
&nbsp; 43K &nbsp; /var/yp 

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<div>
Well, 
&nbsp;your crontab job complains that cp command failed because there is not enough space on the device. 
cp command tries to copy to /var/tmp/inv_pkginfo_ 
From a script /usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/bin/solaris_inventory I canconfirml that the device without a space is /var/tmp and the source file is inv_pkginfo 
DATADIR=&quot;/var/tmp&quot; 
PKG_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_pkginfo&quot; 
Before cp command the file is populated with data by this command: 
$PERL $invAgentBin/gatherpkginfo.pl &gt;&gt;&nbsp;$PKG_INFO_DATA 
Which let me think outputs huge amount of data into a file and make it impossible to create a copy in the same location. 
There is a possibility that some other process cosumes the space. 
Your df -k /var is showing that you have got &quot;enough&quot; space taking into consideration that ls -l showing that &nbsp;inv_pkginfo file is small. 
 
Do you have this errors all the time or intermittent? 
I recommend you to output ls -l command results to a file before and after gatherpkginfo.pl to see how the disk space change. 
 
Here is the script which I added the command, so you can monitor disk space while script running. 
 
 
 
 

<pre><code class="code-100 nolinks" id="code-125755"># Description: Inventory collection script for the Agent.
 
# pragma ident &quot;$Id: solaris_inventory.sh,v 1.6.2.3 2005/06/10 17:50:52 jr150870 Exp $&quot;
##############################################################################
 
debug()
{
 echo &quot;$*&quot;
 log daemon.info &quot;$*&quot;
}
 
error()
{
 log daemon.err &quot;$*&quot;
}
 
warning()
{
 log daemon.warning &quot;$*&quot;
}
 
##
# Log a message to syslogd
# $1 - priority. Something like daemon.warning
# rest - the message
log()
{
 level=$1
 shift
 msg=&quot;$*&quot;
 logger -t &quot;IM-CC_ENG-inv solaris_inventory.sh&quot; -p $level &quot;$msg&quot;
}
 
#### Path to this file and its brethren
platform=&quot;/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform&quot;
invagent=&quot;$platform/invagent/&quot;
invAgentBin=&quot;$invagent/bin&quot;
 
PATH=&quot;/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin&quot;
 
PERL=/usr/bin/perl
 
#### Directory to collect the data#####
DATADIR=&quot;/var/tmp&quot;
 
#### Version of the Inventory Agent, not this file.
INVENTORY_AGENT_VERSION=&quot;1.0&quot;
OS_NAME=`/usr/bin/uname -s`
 
#### Files for static data,pkginfo,patchinfo and hwinfo ####
## NB: file names must start with inv_ so ALLTMPS will match!
STATIC_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_static&quot;
PKG_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_pkginfo&quot;
PATCH_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_patchinfo&quot;
HW_INFO_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_hwinfo&quot;
PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_NAME=&quot;patchpro_analysis&quot;
PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_$PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_NAME&quot;
PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_NAME=&quot;patchpro_installed_patch_list&quot;
PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_$PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_NAME&quot;
 
#### cksum file ####
CKSUM_FILE=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_cksum&quot;
 
##### All Files ######
ALLTMPS=&quot;$DATADIR/inv_*&quot;
 
# This is the default patch collection/baseline.
# We go ahead and specify the collection on the command line because
# the user can change the default by changing a patchpro configuration file.
# We need to use what SWUP and the rest think are the right collection to be
# using rather than what the user likes for local reports.
PATCHPRO_COLLECTION=`/usr/lib/cc-ccr/bin/ccr -g cns.swup.patchbaseline`
rc=$?
if [ $rc -ne 0 ];then
 error &quot;Can not get cns.swup.patchbaseline from CCR. No recovery available. Stopping&quot;
 exit 1
fi
 
STATIC_DATA_VERSION=1
PKG_INFO_DATA_VERSION=1
HW_INFO_DATA_VERSION=1
PATCH_INFO_DATA_VERSION=1
PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_VERSION=1
PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_VERSION=1
 
####
## Write metadata in current form to the front of a file
## $1 = blob version
## $2 = blob command status
## $3 = file name containing the data to which we prepend the metadata.
## Globals:
## OS_NAME
## INVENTORY_AGENT_VERSION
PrependMetadata()
{
 if [ $# -ne 3 ];then
 debug &quot;Wrong number of parameters to echoMetadata()&quot;
 exit 99
 fi
 blob_ver=$1
 blob_status=$2
 file=$3
 # Save the data
 cp $file &quot;${file}_&quot;
 {
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_version=$INVENTORY_AGENT_VERSION
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_blob_version=$1
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_blob_command_status=$2
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_blob_create_time=`date -u +&quot;%Y%m%d%H%M%S&quot;`
 echo transport_jms_data_inventory_agent_os_name=$OS_NAME
 # blank line terminates list of metadata
 echo
 #copy the data back
 cat &quot;${file}_&quot;
 rm -f &quot;${file}_&quot;
 } &gt; $file
}
 
#####Start with removing the old data #####
rm -rf $ALLTMPS
 
##### First collect static data #####
 
# Find the IP of this host
if [ -x $PERL ]; then
 echo &quot;use Socket;&quot; &gt; /tmp/findip.perl
 echo &quot;(\$name, \$a, \$t, \$l, @a)=gethostbyname(\&quot;&quot;`hostname`&quot;\&quot;);&quot; &gt;&gt; /tmp/findip.perl
 echo &quot;print join(\&quot;, \&quot;,map (inet_ntoa(\$_),@a)), \&quot;\\\n\&quot;;&quot; &gt;&gt; /tmp/findip.perl
 ip=`$PERL /tmp/findip.perl 2&gt; /dev/null`
 ret=$?
 if [ $ret -gt 0 ]; then
 ip=
 fi
fi
if [ &quot;$ip&quot; = &quot;&quot; ]; then
 grep `hostname` /etc/hosts &gt; /tmp/findip.txt
 ret=$?
 if [ $ret -eq 0 ]; then
 ip=`head -1 /tmp/findip.txt | cut -f1`
 fi
fi
# Tidy up.
rm -f /tmp/findip.txt /tmp/findip.perl
 
## host OS name ##
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host id ##
/usr/bin/echo host-id: `/usr/bin/hostid` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host name ##
/usr/bin/echo host-name: `/usr/bin/uname -n` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host IP ##
/usr/bin/echo host-address: $ip &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## domain name ##
/usr/bin/echo host-domain: `/usr/bin/domainname` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## reboot ##
##/usr/bin/echo reboot: `who -b | awk '{print $4,$5,$6}'` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
/usr/bin/echo &quot;reboot: `/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/bin/getboottime`&quot; &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host nodename ##
/usr/bin/echo node-name: `/usr/bin/uname -n` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host OS release level ##
/usr/bin/echo os-release: `/usr/bin/uname -r` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host OS version ##
/usr/bin/echo os-version: `/usr/bin/uname -v` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host hardware ##
/usr/bin/echo hardware-name: `/usr/bin/uname -i` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host machine hardware class ##
/usr/bin/echo hardware-implementation: `/usr/bin/uname -m` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
## host ISA or processor type ##
/usr/bin/echo hardware-architecture: `/usr/bin/uname -p` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
# locale info
/usr/bin/echo locale: `locale | head -1 | cut -f2 -d=` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
# serial number hostid on sparc, somewhere else for x86
/usr/bin/echo serial-number: `hostid` &gt;&gt; $STATIC_DATA
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $STATIC_DATA_VERSION 0 $STATIC_DATA
 
#### Collect the pkginfo into a seperate data file, so that a seperate chksum can be calculated ####
## Start off with the host OS name, since this is used for parsing by the tether services. ##
ls -la /var/tmp &gt; space.before
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $PKG_INFO_DATA
$PERL $invAgentBin/gatherpkginfo.pl &gt;&gt; $PKG_INFO_DATA
rc=$?
ls -la /var/tmp &gt; space.after 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $PKG_INFO_DATA_VERSION $rc $PKG_INFO_DATA
 
 
#### Collect the patch info into a seperate data file, so that a seperate chksum can be calculated ####
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $PATCH_INFO_DATA
/usr/bin/showrev -p &gt;&gt; $PATCH_INFO_DATA
rc=$?
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $PATCH_INFO_DATA_VERSION $rc $PATCH_INFO_DATA
 
 
#### Collect the hardware info into a seperate data file, so that a seperate chksum can be calculated ####
/usr/bin/echo os-name: `/usr/bin/uname -s` &gt; $HW_INFO_DATA
$invAgentBin/prtpicl -v -c cpu &gt;&gt; $HW_INFO_DATA
rc=$?
 
# Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
PrependMetadata $HW_INFO_DATA_VERSION $rc $HW_INFO_DATA
 
 
#### Collect PatchPro Analysis Data ####
# Note: putting error msgs in $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA is now the official
# way to return status.
# Note: If we find an old version of smpatch it won't know about the -@ flag.
# For now, we just send the error message up to the server.
if [ -x /usr/sbin/smpatch ];then
 /usr/sbin/smpatch analyze -@ -C patchpro.patchset=$PATCHPRO_COLLECTION &gt; $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA 2&gt;&amp;1
 rc=$?
 # Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_VERSION $rc $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA
else
 # Just the metadata so we can let the server know about the error
 error &quot;/usr/sbin/smpatch not found on this system.&quot; &gt; $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA_VERSION 999 $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA
fi
 
#### Collect PatchPro patch list (includes metadata required to resolve uninstall dependencies).
# Note: putting error msgs in the output file is the official way to return status.
# Note: If we find an old version of smpatch it won't know about the list command or the -@ flag.
# For now, we just send the error message up to the server. TBD
if [ -x /usr/sbin/smpatch ];then
 # list subcommand does not support the -C option to override the patchset/collection
 /usr/sbin/smpatch list -@ &gt; $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA 2&gt;&amp;1
 rc=$?
 # Now the metadata (so we can include the command status)
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_VERSION $rc $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA
else
 error &quot;/usr/sbin/smpatch not found on this system.&quot; &gt; $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA
 PrependMetadata $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA_VERSION 999 $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA
fi
 
#### Form the cksum string in a seperate file ####
# Note: the order of the fields you find here is defined by the InventoryAgent.java code
# If you change this you had best change the other!
/usr/bin/echo `/usr/bin/cksum $STATIC_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PKG_INFO_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PATCH_INFO_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $HW_INFO_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'\
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PATCHPRO_ANALYSIS_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }' \
 `:`/usr/bin/cksum $PATCHPRO_LIST_DATA | awk '{ print $1 }'` \
 &gt; $CKSUM_FILE.tmp
 
#### remove the trailing newline which echo emits ####
/usr/bin/tr -d '\n' &lt; $CKSUM_FILE.tmp &gt; $CKSUM_FILE
/usr/bin/rm $CKSUM_FILE.tmp
</code></pre>
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<div>
Going to try this script today.
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<div>
Ran the script.... 
 
Got the same error. Where is it writing disk usage information to? 

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-138650"># ./solaris_inventory.new
cp: /var/tmp/inv_pkginfo_: No space left on device
cat: cannot open /var/tmp/inv_pkginfo_
prtpicl: picl_initialize failed: Daemon not responding
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I've attached the error in full. &nbsp;I inherited this machine and the settings on it, and am at a loss as to where to begin. 

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-125008">Your &quot;cron&quot; job on oxy.bdi.internal
/usr/lib/cc-cfw/platform/invagent/bin/cc-invagent
 
produced the following output:
 
cp: /var/tmp/inv_pkginfo_: No space left on device
cat: cannot open /var/tmp/inv_pkginfo_
prtpicl: picl_initialize failed: Daemon not responding
</code></pre>
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I've attached the error in full.  I inherited this machine and the settings on it, and am at a loss as to where to begin.

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