Clint Adams wrote:
Following that line of thought, are any of your filesystems filling up?
No, of course not. There are 3 GBytes free for /tmp, and much more for $HOME. I watched df while running my test program. There was no indication that any filesystem was filling up. dmesg and the log files showed no problem, either. Writing to /dev/null makes no difference. Here is a test session: % for i in *.ogg; do echo $i; ogg123 -q -d wav -f /dev/null "$i"; done 01 Wildlife.ogg 02 Moving.ogg 03 Vision.ogg 04 Rainbow.ogg Error: buffer write failed. 05 Nice Day.ogg 06 Silence.ogg 07 Pursuit.ogg 08 Roadtrains.ogg 09 Outline.ogg 10 Source.ogg Error: buffer write failed. 11 Magic Pipe.ogg 12 Rain.ogg 13 Adventure.ogg 14 Train to A.S..ogg 15 The Outback.ogg Error: buffer write failed. 16 Congratulations.ogg 17 Sunlit Sea.ogg % for i in *.ogg; do echo $i; ogg123 -q -d wav -f /dev/null "$i"; done 01 Wildlife.ogg 02 Moving.ogg 03 Vision.ogg 04 Rainbow.ogg 05 Nice Day.ogg 06 Silence.ogg 07 Pursuit.ogg 08 Roadtrains.ogg 09 Outline.ogg 10 Source.ogg 11 Magic Pipe.ogg 12 Rain.ogg 13 Adventure.ogg 14 Train to A.S..ogg 15 The Outback.ogg Error: buffer write failed. 16 Congratulations.ogg 17 Sunlit Sea.ogg % for i in *.ogg; do echo $i; ogg123 -q -d wav -f /dev/null "$i"; done 01 Wildlife.ogg 02 Moving.ogg 03 Vision.ogg 04 Rainbow.ogg 05 Nice Day.ogg 06 Silence.ogg 07 Pursuit.ogg 08 Roadtrains.ogg 09 Outline.ogg 10 Source.ogg 11 Magic Pipe.ogg 12 Rain.ogg Error: buffer write failed. 13 Adventure.ogg 14 Train to A.S..ogg 15 The Outback.ogg 16 Congratulations.ogg 17 Sunlit Sea.ogg Regards Harri -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
