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/dev/loop0 (/tmp) is 100% full

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  • kodeslogic
    Check if you have a temporary PHP sessions file that can be deleted to free space.
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  • wbhoster
    Check if you have a temporary PHP sessions file that can be deleted to free space.

    How we can check it ?
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  • vacancy
    The /dev/loop0 partition seems to be mounted to your /tmp folder. The tmp partition is an area on the server where temporary files are kept. Tmp filling up can be due to many reasons. With this command you can control what is consuming too much space in tmp. [QUOTE]find /tmp -type f -size +100M -exec ls -lh {} \; | awk '{ print $9 ": " $5 }'
    This command lists files of 100 mb and above in the tmp area.
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  • wbhoster
    The /dev/loop0 partition seems to be mounted to your /tmp folder. The tmp partition is an area on the server where temporary files are kept. Tmp filling up can be due to many reasons. With this command you can control what is consuming too much space in tmp. This command lists files of 100 mb and above in the tmp area.

    Thanks for the reply tell me one more thing if I deleted the temp files there is an effect on my server or any user website the temp files that I found in the temp folder kindly see the attachment.
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  • vacancy
    Deleting temporary files may affect the operation of sites, you must first determine why these sites are creating these files. Deleting the files does not provide a permanent solution, you will have to fix the problem on your software. Or you can consider the option to upgrade the tmp space.
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  • wbhoster
    Deleting temporary files may affect the operation of sites, you must first determine why these sites are creating these files. Deleting the files does not provide a permanent solution, you will have to fix the problem on your software. Or you can consider the option to upgrade the tmp space.

    How can we extend or upgrade the space of tmp folder ?
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  • vacancy
    How can we extend or upgrade the space of tmp folder ?

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  • PATEL CHIRAG

    how to upgrade /dev/loop0 partition 100% full

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    PATEL CHIRAG - you would need to speak with your hosting provider to see what upgrade options exist for your machine.  They may be able to adjust the server partitions without any additional work needing to happen, or you may need to migrate to a new system with more space.

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