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Error: Not enough disk space

J

Jay Jain

Guest
hello,

I have got the problem, when i login in plesk panel "Error: Not enough disk space" .
when I was take backup through download method in plesk then after i am getting this problem.
please help me.

i can already delete zip file the temp directoy (/usr/local/psa/tmp/). and i can also delete the file tmp from (/usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp/). after deleting my plesk pannel is login successfully.
but as soon as i have download the backup zip file through plesk. then again show the error Error: Not enough disk space.

this is my plesk url
https://s15327883.onlinehome-server.info:8443
 
I'm having the same problem - turns out that the applications stored in "/usr/local/psa/var/cgitory" are the problem. You can remove the apps from Plesk at "Applications" on the left, then check the boxes for the apps to remove, then click the "remove" link above the application list.
 
btw, the BASH command to help you figure out what's eating up space is:
du -P -s -x -b *

This will list the size of all files and folders under the current directory. Start with "df" to find out what partitions are full, and their actual addresses (in this case I saw "/dev/hda6 ... ... ... 99% /usr/local"), which tells you which path to start digging at. Switch to that path (cd /usr/local) then use the command above to see which subfolders are eating up the space. Keep digging in those folders until you find the cause of the problems.
 
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