On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 06:34:05AM -0600, Donovan Niesen wrote: > The culprit ended up being mysql.log which was growing huge because it > was logging every query. It seems that when it got rotated out each > morning the file was unlinked but was not converted to free space. > Turning this logging off saved my valuable space. If you still want this logging, you should check to see if MySQL has some configuration directives for rotating the logs. Some daemons have an option to rotates logs themselves, others accept a signal when their logs have been rotated so they can close and re-open their logs. Nate