I just got this from my server:
Drive Warning: /hda2 (/usr) is 88% full
3 days ago it was 78%.
I haven't uploaded anything in that time. What the heck is the /hda2 drive anyway?
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I just got this from my server:
Drive Warning: /hda2 (/usr) is 88% full
3 days ago it was 78%.
I haven't uploaded anything in that time. What the heck is the /hda2 drive anyway?
Possibly the location of a log file or the mail spool.
I dont know... Logs and mail are usually kept under /var. /usr contains mostly just installed programs shared over that computer...
Which distro are you using?
Are you using a caching system which stores files, and doesn't clean itself out?
SSH into the server
cd /usr/local/apache/domlogs
rm *
"y" to every file.
Go into WHM -> Server Settings, then make the log files be deleted every time tehy are ran.
OK, now I need to find some technical wiz kid to do that for me for a fiver...
Or, do it yourself (he posted instructions, even!).
Yeah, but it sounds boring and I've turned into a technophobe recently...
a technophobe? Already?
I'll do it for £5 :) pm me if you really want.
Incka, if you're running your own server without a maintenance contract on it, then you really should learn. What if the kid who'll do it for a fiver doesn't KNOW what he's doing? (Or will happily compromise your system?)
Although I'm sure chromate isn't that kid :D
Nah, I've got a guy from Estonia who likes Kraftwerk and has long gray hair but is only 18 to do it... And I'm not lieing...
lol, doing it yourself would save money. A penny saved is a dollar made in my books.
Yes I cook my books.. :)
It really doesn't get any easier than the directions I posted...
Yeah, but SSH scares me, I'm sure I could easily ruin my server using it...