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After Migration /usr/local/psa/PMM/archives/ is very big

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arjanv

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Finally we have used the migration manager of plesk to migrate our server to the new one. But after this migration we have a folder on the new server :
/usr/local/psa/PMM/archives/

This folder has 15GB of data. When I look at the folder it looks like that there stored the migration data files of the migration.

Can someone look on his server ho much GB that folder is. Can I just delete the archives in that folder?

I hope someone can help me?

Thnx
 
I just checked my server and it has also a lot of files in it. All dated of the migration to this server. I can't think of a reason why I would keep these files.
 
The reason we found out that this map is that big, is that we backup that filer. An backup of our server takes 2 hours. 1,5 for that folder and 0,5 hour for the other folders. Thats why we wan't to delete this files, but we are not sure of deleting this files.
 
I think you can delete them (I just removed my own). My files have been there for over 7 months without being touched. I also didn't know that they existed.
 
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