Login Error

[ElJoelReis]

Hello Guys, i have a problem... I have installed the SSL Let's Encrypt from https://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=629 and when i LogIn that gives me "Hmm, login details do not seem to be correct. Please try again."... I already tried to change password through the "passwd admin", but its the same of nothing xD And yes, i can use that password in SSH with the user admin without problems...

Error Log:

2019:07:13-15:46:20: request_timeout(20) is larger than timeout(10). Lowering request_timeout to match timeout.
2019:07:13-15:46:26: handshake_timeout(12) is larger than timeout(10). Lowering handshake_timeout to match timeout.
2019:07:13-15:46:26: request_timeout(20) is larger than timeout(10). Lowering request_timeout to match timeout.
2019:07:13-15:47:15: ConfigFile::writeFile: Unable to move /usr/local/directadmin/data/sessions/da_sess_lFFsgwNeKCgANwo4DOKt4y9eLvbmnJRWZgODakpuwW5HSrLeGgVIceuvaViNn9tK.temp to /usr/local/directadmin/data/sessions/da_sess_lFFsgwNeKCgANwo4DOKt4y9eLvbmnJRWZgODakpuwW5HSrLeGgVIceuvaViNn9tK : No such file or directory (errno=2)
2019:07:13-15:47:15: Unable to write session file: Unable to move /usr/local/directadmin/data/sessions/da_sess_lFFsgwNeKCgANwo4DOKt4y9eLvbmnJRWZgODakpuwW5HSrLeGgVIceuvaViNn9tK.temp to /usr/local/directadmin/data/sessions/da_sess_lFFsgwNeKCgANwo4DOKt4y9eLvbmnJRWZgODakpuwW5HSrLeGgVIceuvaViNn9tK : No such file or directory<br>
.  Make sure the disk isn't full.
2019:07:13-20:58:28: Can't connect to ssl!
2019:07:13-20:58:28: -> A failure in the SSL library occurred, usually a protocol error.
2019:07:13-20:58:28: -> error:00000001:lib(0):func(0):reason(1)
2019:07:13-20:58:28: httpd header lentgh (4096) is too big
2019:07:13-20:58:28: httpd header lentgh (4096) is too big
2019:07:13-20:58:28: httpd header lentgh (4096) is too big
2019:07:13-20:58:29: httpd header lentgh (4096) is too big
2019:07:13-20:58:29: httpd header lentgh (4096) is too big
2019:07:13-20:58:36: httpd header lentgh (4096) is too bigJoel
14:02 pm
7/13/2019

 

[smtalk]

I see "Make sure the disk isn't full." in your output. May you check:

df -h
df -i

Thank you!