After updating to 1.50 from 1.49 I get partition(s) have exceeded the 95% threshold
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Did you find what folder consumes the disk space the most?
You will get a list of folders. Go deeper into a directory which has the biggest size, e.g. /home
and so on. When you find what directory/files use the most of disk space then post a list of them here.
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du -h --max-depth=1 -x /You will get a list of folders. Go deeper into a directory which has the biggest size, e.g. /home
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du -h --max-depth=1 -x /homeand so on. When you find what directory/files use the most of disk space then post a list of them here.
This happened today again, last time increasing to 1GB solved problem till today.
Problem here is only with /tmp folder it gets filled with sess_ files:
Problem here is only with /tmp folder it gets filled with sess_ files:
If any of users is abusing the server then you should investigate it. Probably their account/site is compromised. There is no way to guess real reasons of the issue without logging into your server.
As a quick solution change PHP settings of the user to make session files to write in their homedirs: /home/username/tmp/
As a quick solution change PHP settings of the user to make session files to write in their homedirs: /home/username/tmp/
I found out, which one user with WINSCP there is tab "Owner" of file. Each files sizes are 417KB. Content of some files are something like this: https://gist.github.com/Darkfield/e41c26f2fe2e8baeec687104249c2bc3
From this I can guess, that there is somethiong with WordPress wrong, but how can identify what php file causes it, so I can report it for them to get fixed it?
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As for the debugging PHP scripts kindly check this:
- PHP: Debugging in PHP - Manual
http://php.net/manual/en/debugger.php
p.s. Since it's a WordPress causing the issue the thread is now moved to General Technical Discussion & Troubleshooting subforums.
- PHP: Debugging in PHP - Manual
http://php.net/manual/en/debugger.php
p.s. Since it's a WordPress causing the issue the thread is now moved to General Technical Discussion & Troubleshooting subforums.
I'm not sure, which script causing the problem, where should I put that code?
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