/dev/sda5 100% Full

[EnCiPh3r]

How to Clear it?

What is it?
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and

Does that affect the speed of my server

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[Lifetalk]

/dev/sda5 is mounted at '/'. Since that's not set to grow, but instead your actual data storage is mounted at /home and /home2, I would not worry. But, check your '/' area for any files that might be using up that space and delete the unnecessary ones.

 

[EnCiPh3r]

/dev/sda5 is mounted at '/'. Since that's not set to grow, but instead your actual data storage is mounted at /home and /home2, I would not worry. But, check your '/' area for any files that might be using up that space and delete the unnecessary ones.

Actually The Server became so slow and i have been getting messeges from WHM

 Sorry for the inconvenience!

The filesystem mounted at / on this server is running out of disk space. cPanel operations have been temporarily suspended to prevent something bad from happening. Please ask your system admin to remove any files not in use on that partition.

 

[Lifetalk]

Check your '/' partition then

cd /

And

dir

or

ls -l

 

[EnCiPh3r]

i did that but everything i see seems important

 

[Lifetalk]

Check the /var directory

 

[EnCiPh3r]

Do u think Reformatting will help?

Setting / to Grow and re-installing

 

[Lifetalk]

PM me your yahoo/msn

 

[Tango]

Check your log sizes, this WHM module can rotate them for you

LogView Installation  
Login to your server as a root user
wget http://www.logview.org/logview-install
chmod +x logview-install
./logview-install

 

[ab1ko]

Check your /backup directory - if you have remote backups, ior /backup is mounted over NFS.

Just enter these commands:
screen

du -hs /*

This will do the disk usage in screen for your whole server and you can check the server then.
To exit screen just press Ctrl+A+D
To enter screen again just type screen -r (or screen -dr )

Also, you can hit me up if you need further assistance trough SSH, I'd be glad to help.

 

[ab1ko]

(Sorry for double posting can't edit previous post).

WHM logs, along with Apace logs are in /usr - cPanel logs /usr/local/cpanel/logs/ , Apache /usr/local/apache/logs/ - his /usr is mounted on a separate partition from /.
So no need for log rotate. Most problems cause Apache DOM logs that can grow to several GBs if DOM log clearing isn't enabled in WHM when stats are run.