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Disk full on OVH when I have nothing in the server and have a VPS of 160GB

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  • GOT
    You will need a much bigger root partition than 7 gb. Should be at least 50 GB.
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  • ewsg
    So, I really don`t know what is happening. I had a VPS at HostGator, and they delivered me the VPS ready to use. Now, on OVH, I have "this". :( Any idea about how to solve that, please?
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  • GOT
    You would need to get ovh to address this I doubt there's any way for you to fix it yourself.
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  • ffeingol
    My guess is that when the VPS was provisioned it was from a template. Part of the template should expand the root file system to match what you purchased. That appears to have not happened. Depending on what type of virtualization you "may" be able to expand it (or at least try) but more than likely OVH will have to get involved.
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  • cPanelLauren
    Also since /home isn't on its own partition (where all your sites are located) it is on the same partition as / and it's nowhere near big enough - I'd suggest discussing with OVH to determine what your options are.
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  • ewsg
    Thank you, friends. I will approach OVH. :)
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  • ewsg
    Hey friends, OVH said me that that is really a template error, but that the administrators are looking into the issue, without an ETA, and that I would have to handle it myself. How can I do that, please?
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  • ffeingol
    Can you look at /etc/fstab and see what type of file system /dev/sda1 is?
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  • ewsg
    So, unfortunately, I am not this expert. :( I managed everything through WHM.
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  • cPanelLauren
    If it's a template error they will need to fix it for you. IF you don't have the correct amount of space allocated to the VM you won't be able to manage it on your own.
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  • ffeingol
    Yea, then you need OVH to do it or someone that is familiar with command line Linux. If it is what I think it is, the underlying volume that contains your file system is the correct size, but the template failed to expand it. If that is the case, then: resize2fs /dev/sda1
    Will expand the file system to the size of the underlying volume. Either way, this is really an OVH issue that OVH should solve. You purchased one size and they did not deliver that to you.
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  • ewsg
    Hello, Thank you very much, guys. :) I tried the above command, and received the below message: "The filesystem is already 2047744 blocks long. Nothing to do!" And if I try to access WHM, the below message is displayed: "The following disk partition is almost full: /. You must remove unused files in that partition before proceeding."
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  • ffeingol
    Then you have to contact OVH.
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  • ewsg
    Will do that. Thank you.
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  • ewsg
    Hey guys, I got to repartition the disk. Now it display fully 160GB. :) But, I am receiving, when I access the domain, that page cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi I have already created the account on WHM, pointed A entry to the server IP, and when I ping the domain, it is resolving correctly for the server. I also get to access the Cpanel of this account. Why the above page is being displayed? I have already uploaded my database, and am in the middle of uploading files and folders of my WordPress installation. The server does not had to displays some other kind of error? A 404, for example? Thanks in advance for your help.
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  • cPanelLauren
    Do you know how they resolved the disk issue? Also this could be helpful as well
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  • thcpanel
    Hey guys, I got to repartition the disk. Now it display fully 160GB. :) But, I am receiving, when I access the domain, that page cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi I have already created the account on WHM, pointed A entry to the server IP, and when I ping the domain, it is resolving correctly for the server. I also get to access the Cpanel of this account. Why the above page is being displayed? I have already uploaded my database, and am in the middle of uploading files and folders of my WordPress installation. The server does not had to displays some other kind of error? A 404, for example? Thanks in advance for your help.

    How to resolve this problem? my problem is the same!
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