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Freeing up redundant space

SimonsEcho

New Pleskian
I have a customer whose VPS is plesk based.

I am having continual problems keeping disk usage to sensible levels. I regularly have to delete backup files (/var/lib/psa/dumps) but have just discovered another folder with around 20gb in only three files. This folder is /usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp. It appears to contain yet more files created when plesk runs domain backups.

As I have already removed the other backup files, am I safe to also remove these now?
 
Hi,

the named folder is the Plesk Migration Manger, so there are files saved while running a migration (from another server to the new one). If there is no process running (Tools & Settings > Migration Manager) you can delete them safely.
 
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