The problem is not depending on a reboot.
After some time the /dev/null device is moved to /dev/null.1 and a new **file** is created for /dev/null.
This triggers https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pam/+bug/270781, if the screensaver locks the screen.
Some "older" processes still using the moved /dev/null.1
Some "newer" processes writing to the ordinary file /dev/null and filling up the limited disk space on the root partition.
The problem occures here on a amd64/jaunty desktop system and a i386/jaunty netbook.
Sabin Iacob reported the same problem .
The problem is not depending on a reboot. /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ pam/+bug/ 270781, if the screensaver locks the screen.
After some time the /dev/null device is moved to /dev/null.1 and a new **file** is created for /dev/null.
This triggers https:/
Some "older" processes still using the moved /dev/null.1
Some "newer" processes writing to the ordinary file /dev/null and filling up the limited disk space on the root partition.
The problem occures here on a amd64/jaunty desktop system and a i386/jaunty netbook.
Sabin Iacob reported the same problem .