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ERROR: Not enough space for product installation

ok, delete /var/opt/opt and /var/opt and then try again from the top
 
Thanks I think that worked hehe


lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 8 Apr 18 22:08 opt -> /var/opt



thanks for all your help mate! your a star!!!!
 
Originally posted by Highland
1and1 customer, right?

Code:
#cd /
#mv /opt /home/opt
# ln -s /home/opt ./opt


Thanks, just what I needed!

1&1 customer, yes. Why do SWSoft keep moving the directory where plesk does its updates? I've seen it in three different locations now...
 
It's actually 1and1, not SWSoft. Should be in /var from now on.
 
I'm not sure I understand why its 1&1 rather than SWSoft. Upgrades on the same server have been stashed in three different locations since I first got it and ran updates. Crazy.
 
1and1 customer, right?

SSH in and do the following
Code:
#df -h
Take note of what the largest partition is. It's either going to be /home or /var. I'm going to assume /home
Code:
#cd /
#mv /opt /home/opt
# ln -s /home/opt ./opt

Now your opt directory is symlinked to the large home partition and you should have all the room you need.
10 years later and your answer is still useful.
Thank you.
 
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