How to delete relay-bin files

I need to delete/purge relay-bin files from mysql server. We don’t have any space left. We are not sure if we can delete the old relay-bin files or not. Looking for adivse on what is the best approach to delete/purge the files that has filled up the server space.
Here are the mysql db details

innodb_version: 5.5.33-rel31.1
protocol_version: 10
slave_type_conversions:
version: 5.5.33-31.1-log
version_comment: Percona Server (GPL), Release rel31.1, Revision 566
version_compile_machine: x86_64
version_compile_os: Linux

Regards
Anil

@amereddy relay_logs are automatically purged after they have been processed by the SQL_thread. How is your replication lag? You can use STOP SLAVE; RESET SLAVE; START SLAVE; to delete the relay logs. Any needed logs will be re-downloaded from the master.

Thanks Matt. I have master(mysb02) and slave(mysdb04). The slave is down as it is 100% full and we could not add anymore space to /var mount. I can’t even start mysql service to execute the commands you have suggested. Is there anything else that I can do ?

Regards
Anil

At that point you can just remove the relay logs manually. When you start mysql, slave status will be invalid, but you can just restart it.

Thansk Matt. Is there is particular sequence I need to remove the relay logs ? I can safely start deleting the oldest one and go from there right ?

Regards
Anil

Just delete them all. When you get mysql back up, just stop slave; start slave; and it should re-download any missing relay logs.

Thanks Matt. that cleaned up the log files. Another question, I see is that

Slave_IO_State: waiting from master to send event
slave_io_running: yes
slave_sql_running: no

Not sure if I need to set anything or wait

Regards
Anil

you need to stop slave; reset slave; start slave;

Matt, Those are the commands I ran from your earlier suggestion.
Regards
Anil

If you have this, then replication is not working and you need to see what the error is.