/tmp /tmp 100%

rafael.martinez

• January 28, 2022 12:30

My temporary space is full and users are having problems, one of them is when attaching files with wordpress. // 40% (716,497,624 of 1,910,832,116) /tmp /tmp 100% (1,877,452 of 1,998,672) /var/tmp /var/tmp 100% (1,877,452 of 1,998,672) /boot /boot 21% (191,920 of 999,320) How do I increase the space in the temporary directory?

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  vacancy

  • January 28, 2022 17:34

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  rafael.martinez

  • January 28, 2022 17:52

  Thanks for the reply. I have gone to /scripts/securetmp and it shows me, I understand that it is the value that I have to change, what seems strange to me is that the value it shows is not the same as the one I currently have assigned ( tmp /tmp 100% (1,877,452 of 1,998,672) ). my $tmpdsksize = 512000; # Must be larger than 250000

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • January 28, 2022 19:14

  The size listed inside of the securetmp file likely will not correlate with your system, as this isn't something that is designed to be run frequently. It's a one-time change to the file so you can make the modification, so I wouldn't be concerned about it not matching the current configuration at all.

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  sajithgsm

  • January 29, 2022 04:15

  Simply visit tmp folder by terminal and type "ll" and see what is the biggest files in there? simply remove them by using "rm filename.xt". Rarely I also get like issue sometimes. Then I will remove the biggest tmp file via such a method. No idea how secure it is. but problem will solved.

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  sajithgsm

  • January 31, 2022 12:55

  This is something from mysql ... no idea how to fix it permently

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • January 31, 2022 13:42

  @sajithgsm - can you let me know what you're seeing with MySQL?

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  sajithgsm

  • January 31, 2022 14:21

  @sajithgsm - can you let me know what you're seeing with MySQL?

  
  Hi @cPRex please check this thread.

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • January 31, 2022 14:26

  Thanks for that - there's no need to post in multiple threads on an issue as either myself or other users will reply as soon as we can.

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  sajithgsm

  • January 31, 2022 16:46

  @cPRex Do you have any idea about this process? that takes more CPU

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • January 31, 2022 16:58

  "migration" is a kernel process that distributes the CPU load across multiple cores. Unless the server is incredibly busy with CPU activity, I wouldn't expect to see that process using very much CPU at all. On my personal system I've never seen this use any CPU power that is noticeable. This could indicate a hardware issue on the machine, so I'd recommend bringing this up with your hosting provider or datacenter so they can examine that system.

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