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Is there a way to increase the size of this partition. Each time I attempt to creative a full server backup I run out of space.
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Hi Igor,
Thanks for your info, would I be correct to assume that resizing of the /dev/md5 partition wont affect Plesk.
My backup process process does complete, but when I click on the download icon I think Plesk tries to create one file inside the /dev/md5 partition which is only 5GB and my backup is 15GB.
Is there a command that I can run to combine the backup files into one file?
Thanks for your info, would I be correct to assume that resizing of the /dev/md5 partition wont affect Plesk.
My backup process process does complete, but when I click on the download icon I think Plesk tries to create one file inside the /dev/md5 partition which is only 5GB and my backup is 15GB.
Is there a command that I can run to combine the backup files into one file?
