I'm running BB 19c (old, I know, but it seems to work just fine) on servers and clients running mostly Solaris 9. I've got one machine that started sending bogus disk full messages a few days ago (see below)
-the filesystem is not full
-the filesystem is not out of inodes -the directory is owned by the BB user -BB is running as the correct user -nothing else that I know of has changed on this machine in many months
I have restarted BB but not rebooted the machine (as it is a production Oracle server)
There are a couple of errors in the system log from Tuesday but this problem started earlier and the syslog errors have not repeated
>>Oct 3 10:51:03 atlas genunix: [ID 470503 kern.warning] WARNING: Sorry, no swap space to grow stack for pid 4846 (bb) >>Oct 3 10:51:03 atlas last message repeated 4 times >>Oct 3 17:11:21 atlas genunix: [ID 470503
kern.warning] WARNING: Sorry, no swap space to grow stack for pid 19711 (bbrun)