Website restore error - insufficient space

glmanager

• June 30, 2022 02:48

Hi guys, I'm trying to restore a website but getting the error below: Could not restore account "wpsite": Insufficient disk space is available. "/mnt/backup/weekly/2022-06-19/accounts" on host "cpanel3.cpanel.com" has 12.46 GB free and requires at least 14.72 GB free, which includes space for temporary files. /mnt/backup is a shared folder on the NAS storage. I deleted almost evrything except wpsite account in backup/weekly/2022-06-19/accounts but I'm still getting the same error despite about 20 GB was freed up. Could you please help me to understand what space cPanel is asking for.

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  Babene7

  • June 30, 2022 11:50

  Hello, Are you sure you have enough free space in that partition? Please check the available space with this command: df -ah /mnt/backup
  

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  cPanelWilliam

  • June 30, 2022 16:29

  Hello! Can you confirm whether /mnt/backup is a NFS mount? Restoring from NFS mounts can cause unexpected issues, so if that's the case, you may need to move the backup to another partition and then perform the restore:

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  glmanager

  • June 30, 2022 22:48

  Hi guys, Posting the output of df and df -ah /mnt/backup commands. There is plenty of space there. @cPanelWilliam, The issue on the link you provided looks similar to mine. Could you please advise where I can copy the backup file to. Also, I suppose if i move it I will not see it in cPanel WHM Home / Backup / Backup Restoration. Can i also ask why the error says /mnt/backup/weekly/2022-06-19/accounts" on host "cpanel3.cpanel.com" has 12.46 GB free and requires at least 14.72 GB free if more than 1TB is available?

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  cPanelWilliam

  • July 01, 2022 12:43

  Hi, [QUOTE]Could you please advise where I can copy the backup file to. Also, I suppose if i move it I will not see it in cPanel WHM Home / Backup / Backup Restoration.
  Based on the screenshot, the home directory may have almost enough room for the backup, but you may need to clear out additional space. You can copy the backup to one of the following locations listed in the below document, then restore it using the Transfer or Restore a cPanel Account interface: if more than 1TB is available?
  The error occurs because the system is reading the disk space that is free on the root partition which appears to be about 12GB. This is happening because NFS filesystems are not supported with cPanel and can have unexpected results.

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  glmanager

  • July 02, 2022 02:41

  Hi @cPanelWilliam, Looks like Linux game has started. I recently added extra 10GB to the VM where cPanel is running. Can I add those additional 10GB to /drive?

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  cPanelWilliam

  • July 05, 2022 19:37

  Hi, [QUOTE]I recently added extra 10GB to the VM where cPanel is running. Can I add those additional 10GB to /drive?
  I would recommend consulting with your hosting provider or system administrator to determine the exact steps to accomplish this. Since this task would be performed outside of the cPanel/WHM interface, our expertise with this would be limited.

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