EagleDotNet
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/usr and /var can take up a lot of space, especially /var/lib/mysql Don't see these directories accounted. Are they on a different volume? What does df -h show?
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We have an excellent article here that shows you how to check disk usage on the server:
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You can use the yum remove command to remove a package. For example, to remove the cpanel-geoipfree-data-108.0-1.cp108~el7.noarch package, you would run: yum remove cpanel-geoipfree-data-108.0-1....
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Did you Remove unnecessary package? Use command: package-cleanup --quiet --leaves --exclude-bi I just ran this command, and I didn't run a command after it. [QUOTE] [root@117 ~]# package-clea...
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Have you checked logs? Especially in /var/logs? that could easily add up space. Do you have Backups enabled? The default location on the server would be /backup and that wouldn't count against acc...
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Thanks for that - I'm following along with that ticket on my end now. I finally succeeded in running the server without errors on the cPanel account ^_^ The solution: - I activated Tomcat from ...
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Thanks for trying that - at this point it might be best to create a ticket with our team so we can see what's happening directly on the machine. I have opened a ticket with the number #94504595 ...
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Hey there! On a cPanel server, Java support is likely best handled through Tomcat: Thanks for the quick reply I have completely uninstalled Java and then installed Tomcat through (WHM " Home "...
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That would need to get changed in the software when it starts. There aren't any external tools that will control what service a port listens on except the service itself. So, if the port "19132...
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There really isn't such a thing as "forwarding ports to IPs" - the IP is either listening on that port or it's not. Do you need port 2077 for the game? If so, that could be an issue as cPanel us...