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Hi,

I've a python application which unzips .gz files and does various bits of processing on the contents.

Last night when it ran it produced the following error in the logs:

Quote:18-Jul-2017 02:35:31 | Processing Acccess Log
18-Jul-2017 02:35:31 | Compressed file
18-Jul-2017 02:35:31 | |- Name: /opt/billing/bin/get_access_logs/input/storagepool1-cf4225eb-a1f8-4caf-a57b-cdd2fad5b378-access.log-2017-06-21T150620535.gz
18-Jul-2017 02:35:31 | |- File size: 51,395,979 bytes
18-Jul-2017 02:35:36 | Uncompressed file
18-Jul-2017 02:35:36 | |- Name: /opt/billing/bin/get_access_logs/input/storagepool1-cf4225eb-a1f8-4caf-a57b-cdd2fad5b378-access.log-2017-06-21T150620535
18-Jul-2017 02:35:36 | Error Type: <class 'OSError'>
18-Jul-2017 02:35:36 | Error Args: (28, 'No space left on device')
18-Jul-2017 02:35:37 | Parsing: /opt/billing/bin/get_access_logs/input/storagepool1-cf4225eb-a1f8-4caf-a57b-cdd2fad5b378-access.log-2017-06-21T150620535
18-Jul-2017 02:36:19 | Error at line 387069
18-Jul-2017 02:36:20 | {"server_name":"ap-geo.select.com","remote_address":"1.174.9.6","forwarded_for":"3.7.5.19","remote_user":"ERT8NHuyrkEQ1buZVXr3","timestamp_start":"1498056996675","timestamp_finish":"1498056996715","time_start":"21/Jun/2017:14:56:36 +0000","time_finish":"21/Jun/2017:14:56:36 +0000","reques
18-Jul-2017 02:36:20 | Error Type: <class 'ValueError'>
18-Jul-2017 02:36:20 | Error Args: ('Unterminated string starting at: line 1 column 301 (char 300)',)
18-Jul-2017 02:36:20 | |- 387069 rows processed in 43.00548601150513 seconds
18-Jul-2017 02:36:20 | |- File 167 processed.

This appeared for the last 3 of 170 files. I thought the disk may have ran out of space bt my SA tells me this is not the case.

Is there any other likely cause for this issue?

Cheers
Paul
It's more likely that the opt partition ran out of space, but it's definitely a disk space issue.