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[Zizzla_JA]

Can any one help me out please, i keep getting email from my cpanel warning me about " Drive Warning: /dev/sda1 (/) " now can any one advice me were to look and do i need to delete any thing once i find this temp folder..

Thanks

[Royzee]

Is your storage drive getting close to full? cPanel >> Server Status >> Click to View

Should show a drive starting with /dev/ What percentage does it show?

[Dmacleo]

not also getting this in msg are you?
/usr/tmpDSK (/tmp)

if so and running php handler fcgid look for lot of php process not ending.

[Zizzla_JA]

This is the email i am getting..

cpanel@xxxxxx.kimsufi.com

Drive Warning: /dev/sda1 (/) is 87% full

[Dmacleo]

ok, thats just typical drive full warning and not the cpanel tmpdsk issue.

just like it says, you have a drive thats running out of space.

[Royzee]

To get rid of it you will need to upgrade to an account with larger storage, or remove some un-needed files.

[Zizzla_JA]

Sandi hon seriously i can not do upgrade as funds are short coming :) but would like to know do i delete all files in this folder?? also how do i find this folder, i have logged into my root throw WinSCP as i am just guesting here, i can see /var/Temp here i can see around 4 yellow folders and rest of stuff are just blank with numbers lmao..

Am i in wrong place??

[PeterUK]

http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/WHMDocs/HowToCleanLogs

[Dmacleo]

why are you talking about /tmp when the msg specifically says its the drive sda1 filling?
cpanel gives a specific error (one I posted above) when the /tmp is running low on space.
this usually symlinks to var/tmp where all your sessions (those are the # files) are stored so when thats filling it tosses the error I asked about earlier.
usually this /tmp is held around 4gb or so anyways from the securetmp scripts which clean it by crons, I would look towards old logs first (as mentioned above) then unneeded stuff in the home directories. this stuff in /home is where larger files will be.
how much disc space does your plan/host allow?
are you running apc cache or anything?

[Zizzla_JA]

Thanks all. its been fixed, cheers..