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Deleting temporary files to free up space

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xbombman

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I used the migration manager to migrate from 7.5.4 to 8.1 on my new server. I did not check off "keep temporary files", but on my old server I'm using 15GB and now on the new server I'm using 23GB. The domains are only taking up 13GB of disk space.

How can I free up the disk space that was used by migration manager? I'd like to go it below 20GB so I can downgrade my account and save $10/month. Thanks.
 
deleting migration files

you will find that the migration agent kept TONS of files in the PMM (plesk migration manager) directory. I deleted mine to get my space back.

There is an update for the migration manager, but it won't install on my system :( ... arghh..
 
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