Can't find disk space in /home directory
I am getting ready to move my cPanel website to a new server, using WHM's transfer feature. Before I start, I checked how large my site is, because my new server is only 40GB. When I type "df -h", it says my website is 64GB. Furthermore, "du -sh /home/USER/" is 56GB, then when I add a wildcard *, it lists this:
[LIST]
0 /home/USER/access-logs
4.0K /home/USER/bin
80K /home/USER/cache
4.0K /home/USER/cpbackup-exclude.conf
8.0K /home/USER/etc
1.3M /home/USER/logs
2.5M /home/USER/mail
80K /home/USER/php
12K /home/USER/public_ftp
2.0G /home/USER/public_html
32K /home/USER/ssl
1.6G /home/USER/tmp
0 /home/USER/www
Public_html is only 2GB, where is the remaining 54GB???
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I still can't find where these files are, anyone have a suggestion? 0 -
you must have a hidden folder with stuff in it cd /home/USER du -sch .[!.]* * |sort -h/ 0 -
Also check the whole server might be there is some folder with user ownership, it can be under backup folder if you have it. 0 -
Perhaps there can be some backup files with the ownership of your account resides in server. Try with linux command "find -name username" under /home 0 -
Also check the whole server might be there is some folder with user ownership, it can be under backup folder if you have it.
that would be good advice if the user account quota was off but the op is doing a du -sh /home/USER/ on the actual directory so owned files in other directories will have no effect0 -
urthermore, "du -sh /home/USER/" is 56GB, then when I add a wildcard *, it lists this:
Hello, As mentioned, you could have a folder that starts with a period because it's not part of the wildcard command you used. Thank you.0
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