*newbie* /dev/root full after 24hrs

[PaddyB]

Had to sudo apt-get install lsof, then

Code:

pi@openplotter:~ $ lsof -i
COMMAND     PID USER   FD   TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
vncserver  1030   pi   10u  IPv4  17556      0t0  TCP localhost:42565->localhost:54068 (ESTABLISHED)
kplex      1424   pi    4u  IPv4  15356      0t0  UDP *:10110
kplex      1424   pi    5u  IPv4  15359      0t0  TCP *:30330 (LISTEN)
kplex      1424   pi    6u  IPv4  19457      0t0  UDP 10.10.10.1:50000
kplex      1424   pi    7u  IPv4  19459      0t0  UDP 10.10.10.1:10111
kplex      1424   pi    9u  IPv4  17334      0t0  TCP 10.10.10.1:30330->10.10.10.1:60504 (ESTABLISHED)
kplex      1424   pi   11u  IPv4  17376      0t0  TCP localhost:30330->localhost:56864 (ESTABLISHED)
signalk-s 13715   pi    3u  IPv6 159745      0t0  TCP *:3000 (LISTEN)

kplex conf >

Code:

[udp]
name=system
direction=in
port=10110

[tcp]
name=signalk
direction=out
mode=server
port=30330

###end of defaults

###OpenPlotter GUI settings

[udp]
name=tablet
direction=in
optional=yes
address=10.10.10.1
port=50000

[udp]
name=nodered
direction=in
optional=yes
address=10.10.10.1
port=10111

[serial]
name=gps
direction=in
optional=yes
filename=/dev/ttyOP_gps
baud=4800

Did some testing , I have a barometer NMEA created in node-red going in to port 10111. This looks like it goes into SigK through TCP30330. 




Just turned off the node-red nmea creation, this is where some strange things were happening before and kplex was maxing out a core. I'll do another lsof if and when it happens again. Kplex author is a friend so I'll email him, see if any of this means anything to him.

Thanks for your help!!!!!