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Help needed. RSA key

fattiechef

New Pleskian
Hell all,
i have justy recently been locked out of my server runnning plesk 11,
showing an sql error which in turn have been create by the RSA Key , also need access as its been filled.
and i need to make space, too many back-up of clients sites.;
well as i was saying the RSA key isnrt matching and wondering if anyone have come across this and been able to fix it
any help would be appreciated

thank
P. Owen
 
If you have access to your servers SHELL, do so and change directory to /var/lib/psa/dumps ..
There you can delete the respective backup files to free space ...(This is the only way out if your server's HDD is 100% full)
 
...i need to make space, too many back-up of clients sites.;

Hey, Fattie:

I've always been a fan of this little command-line trick that I picked up from the Red Hat KB:
Code:
eric@eric-x1:/$ cd /var

eric@eric-x1:/var$ sudo du --max-depth=1 --bytes . | sort -n 
4096	./games
4096	./local
4096	./mail
4096	./opt
4096	./tmp
73764	./spool
8000814	./backups
21729444	./log
180084555	./lib
634275938	./cache
844189104	.

Begin by executing this command from the root directory and then drill down into the larger directories to figure out which directories consume the most space (/var/cache in the example above).
 
For the record, Owen's problem was as of plesk temporary backup files located at /usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp/ consuming all the HDD storage. Deleting them freed storage on the rootfs partition and this all services were restarted successfully! The server is backup into production!

It was UN-necessary to delete the /var/lib/psa/dump backup files ...
 
The service was rapid and reliable , so take note peeps if you are having problems with parallel at all,
get hold of Adbi and his/her services.
excellent service recieved
 
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