What to do when your Linux web server says it's out of space--but it isn't (inodes and linux headers, oh my!)
Read OriginalThis article explains a common server issue where the system reports being out of space despite having free disk capacity. The problem is often a full inode table, caused by an accumulation of thousands of old, unused Linux kernel header files. The post provides diagnostic commands and a simple fix using 'sudo apt-get autoremove' to clean up these packages and free up inodes.
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