Updating total diskspace

[stefanoostwegel]

Hello,

When i first installed Plesk on my VPS i had a diskspace of 100GB.
After that i upgraded my VOS i had a diskspace with 150GB of storage.
When i read my statistics, plesk only recognizes 100GB in stead of 150.
How could i update these statistics?

Thank you,
Stefan

 

[abdi]

http://kb.parallels.com/en/393

 

[stefanoostwegel]

Thank you for your quick reply.
I dont need to recalucalte the space of certain domains.
I need to recalculate the serve rinformation:
/dev/mapper/vg_plesk-lv_root --> 97 825.67 MB
Should be around 150 000MB
Any suggestions?

 

[abdi]

Does this help?

http://kb.parallels.com/en/9431

 

[InderS]

Thank you for your quick reply.
I dont need to recalucalte the space of certain domains.
I need to recalculate the serve rinformation:
/dev/mapper/vg_plesk-lv_root --> 97 825.67 MB
Should be around 150 000MB
Any suggestions?

Hello,

I can see you have a LVM partitions on your server so you will have to increase it as your root partitions is still showing 100GB, You can do it through following command

Check your free space on your through pvs command

[B]pvs[/B]

And increase it with your free space

[B]lvextend -L +50G /dev/mapper/vg_plesk-lv_root

resize2fs /dev/mapper/vg_plesk-lv_root[/B]

And check your HDD status through df -h

df -h

NOTE : If you are not sure about your HDD partition then I will suggest you please contact your server admin for this task.

 

[stefanoostwegel]

Hey sorry for re-opening an old post...
I executed all your solutions, but i still have 150 gb diskspace, but my PLESK installation only shows 100GB.
I've tried the solutions you have showed before, but none of them work.
Any other suggestions?

PS i have also tried "detect hardware changes" in the helath monitor page, didnt work as well...

 

[UFHH01]

Hi stefanoostwegel,

as suggested before, please either consider opening a support - ticket ( Parallels - Support ), or please contact your server admin to solve your issue, because thoughtless hardware settings, might cause a complete data loss and sometimes are not recoverable, or can be a cause to an unstable operating system.