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If you have a bunch of logwatch folders under some directory, most likely under /var/cache/logwatch/ that are filling up your server, you should fix it before it brings your server down. Often this can cause the disks to fill up in just a month or two, maybe less. If logwatch is causing your disks to fill up, keep reading.

If you are asking yourself: How do I find out if logwatch is filling up my server? The answer is:

1. Look at your logwatch configuration files to determine where the TmpDir is set to
2. Go to that tmp directory, and run this command:

du -sm ./*

From here, you can use your brain to determine if that directory is the problem. Remember, the df command shows your total disk space usage:

df

Okay, now you’ve determined that logwatch files are the problem,. Are you asking yourself one of these questions?

• Why are these logwatch files filling up my server?
• Why are these logwatch files not getting deleted?
• How do I fix this so logwatch files get deleted from now on?
• Is it okay to delete all of these logwatch files?
• How do I delete these logwatch files?

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