By whitten
I cannot login to my droplet because I get the message:
login: [37401823.055226] systemd-journal[27657] Failed to create new system journal: No space left on device login: [37438226.727688] systemd-journal[27657] Failed to create new system journal: No space left on device
I added another volume, but it wasn’t effective.
I need to login to my machine, and fix this problem. I can’t even find a telephone number for support to help me.
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Good Idea @ForYourIT, The exact sequence was that I tried to ssh in, and failed, and then went to the console, and got the message re no space left on device.
I haven’t rebooted because I read that a disk full situation can keep a system from booting. I don’t think there is anything like “single user mode” for digital ocean, is there ?
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