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[root@server ~]# sudo du -sh /* 0 /bin 190M /boot 0 /dev 113M /etc 0 /home 0 /lib 0 /lib64 0 /media 0 /mnt 1022M /opt du: cannot access ‘/proc/25078/task/25078/fd/4’: No such file or directory du: cannot access ‘/proc/25078/task/25078/fdinfo/4’...

1&1 / IONOS were not much help to me:

[root@server ~]# df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on devtmpfs 986M 0 986M 0% /dev tmpfs 997M 0 997M 0% /dev/shm tmpfs 997M 9.4M 988M 1% /run tmpfs 997M 0 997M 0%...

That only comes back with '200K tortix-install.log'

I hate to post this as i'm sure it's a very common question but i've googled the hell out of it this morning and still don't have a solution. Using system info I see I have used 95.56% of my 80Gb diskspace. According to Diskspace Usage Viewer my Var/www directory is 7.0Gb So where is all the...

UPDATE: Backup started. Thanks for the help!

Thanks Igor So, i've used: # systemctl enable crond # systemctl start crond Is that correct?

So I have two servers running Obsidian and have noticed for a while that one of them doesn't renew the Let's Encrypt certificate automatically, No major big deal, I just go in periodically and reissue. However, this morning I just noticed that the same server is not automatically backing up. I...

I decided to bite the bullet and just go for it. Upgraded without a hitch. Looks cool and also now with PHP 8 installed. Time to go have a play around. Thanks again Peter for the hand holding on this ;-)

Hi again Peter. I updated all the packages and all seems to be just fine, everything working OK. The only notification I get on the pre-installation check is: Any thoughts on this? Thanks for all your help so far. Dene

Thank you Peter. Hmmm, not the answer I was hoping for ;-) I might update the packages and leave the Obsidian update for a later time as everything is working fine. I was mainly wanting to do it to get PHP 7.4 support. Is that something I can add simply in Onyx?

Hi I want to upgrade to Obsidian from Onyx and just want to know how safe it is to just click the Install Now button and follow the process. I'm also a little behind on package updates. Should I do those first and same question, is is just safe to click Update All? System info screengrab...

Thanks both for your advice. I've taken Peter's advice and i'm going to do this on a new server. I just can't do with the headaches that this could cause. I'm more than confident having a play around on an empty server. Thanks Dene

Thank you Peter So if I was to go ahead with this using the link above I would follow the instructions for CentOS7? What is CloudLinux? I have a Cloud hosting package with 1&1 but i'm assuming these are different things and I should follow the CentOS7 instructions? Dene

HI all OK, i've searched the website for the instructions for this here: How to upgrade MySQL 5.5 to 5.6/5.7 or MariaDB 5.5 to 10.0/10.1/10.2 on Linux But before I proceed to do that I need some assurance. I need at least 5.6 to install Magento 2 but I have 39 databases running 5.5.56 on...

Great. Done. Thanks again

Missed that. There are 11 jails on there. Do I enable them all? That's the last question (I think ;-)

I struggled with command line installation but you were right about port 8447. Opened that and now all works fine. I installed Fail2Ban and enabled Instrusion Detection | 600 seconds | 600 seconds | 3 Is that all I need to do? Thanks for all your help on this. It's helped me understand a lot...

OK, I managed to update to 17.5.3 via SSH and all seems good. The problem I have now though is that I want to enable fail2ban which I assume is activated via: Tools & Settings > Plesk > Updates and Upgrades? Same problem now applies though, I click on that link and in the new tab the page...

Still not able to perform update or access 'Updates and Upgrades' in Plesk. Earlier today I clicked update for over 200 extensions so maybe it's still working on that in the background? Don't think so though as it says all updates were completed. In License Management though it says: Security...