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You dissected the process: lsof shows open files, strace shows syscalls. Next is a neighboring infra pain: "the disk is full." df/du, the classic trick with a deleted-but-open file, and why du shows less than df.

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Disk space: df, du, and where it went

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No space left on device is one of the most common errors in production. When the disk fills up, you need to answer two questions fast: how much space there is in total, and who is using it. Here are three tools for those questions: df, du, plus a couple of tricks for the hard cases. It helps to keep fhs in mind: where junk usually piles up (/var/log, /var/cache, /tmp).

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The disk is under control. We go back to the network, but now at the TLS level: we start a self-signed server with openssl s_server and catch the handshake with our own eyes in a pcap. This is the final chapter before the polish lessons.

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