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CentOS 7 and I am using MariaDB as MySQL setup. All I need to do to fix this is to move all contents of root partition to another mounted directory and then make that directory the root partition, will this work? Anybody can gicw me any steps to accomplish this?

I cannot execute that command because I get: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (111 "Connection refused") exit status 1 I believe this is because mysql is not running and I CANNOT run it because there is no space in the server...

Alright I have tried what you said but it hasn't resolved my issues. 1. I created the directory /home/temp however I had to create /home/psa as well for /home/psa/dumps because /psa/ didn't exist. 2. I couldn't terminate the back process as the PID keeps changing. 3. Running the command service...

Thank you for the info, but it seems I cannot run the plesk backup utility, is there a way to backup my server?

A few days ago I got this issue when i try to go the plesk admin panel on my server: 'ERROR: Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] Connection refused Additionally, an exception has occurred while trying to report this error: Zend_Exception No entry is registered for key...

Hi all, So I was doing some tests with scheduled tasks and it appears for some reason my tasks keep on running... If I visit my tasks manually over browser they just work fine. It's an php script that does a few things but it doesn't output anything, or is it required for a task to output...

Hello, So basically I've got 2 dedicated IP's, now my question is how can I assign them both to my domain name? I can only set one to the domain name from the Plesk Panel. Thanks!

Seems to have fixed itself. Resolved.

Please read the full thread. So my issue is that I cannot access webmail and I get "Server not found" error from my browser whenever I go to webmail.mydomain.com which is strange. All my DNS records are set properly. DNS Info Name: webmail.mydomain.com Record type: A IP Address: the IP...