[Narl]

Then again would there not be a command to give that partition more space?

[Narl]

See I am out of space on /md1/
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/md1 5162728 4887296 13176 100% /

[xrcode]

Good post, that will help him.

[Dave]

I posted on this not so long ago, check my reply here:

http://forum.ovh.co.uk/showpost.php?p=10458&postcount=5

[xrcode]

/var/log is where they are kept. You can also configure logrotate or specify a different location for the logs if needed.

[Craig S]

i dont know the exact location it depends by what os ur on
if your on ubuntu like me id use the disk useage tool
it shows you what ur using and where the files which are using alot are

[Narl]

cant you delete old logs because i have a server from ovh and 5gb is perfect for me i never have any trouble being out of space

Logs have been deleted from what I have been told.
Just want to double check, where are most of the logs held?

[Craig S]

cant you delete old logs because i have a server from ovh and 5gb is perfect for me i never have any trouble being out of space

[Narl]

you would have to mount / onto the bigger parition

or reinstall the os from the manager and specifty your own partitions

or possible delete some unused files from /

Tried that but it just freed up like 2%

[Craig S]

you would have to mount / onto the bigger parition

or reinstall the os from the manager and specifty your own partitions

or possible delete some unused files from /

[Dave]

The way I would deal with this is to backup everything important onto your free backup FTP and then reinstall the OS from OVH's control panel but this time specify your own partitions, this is what I always do when I order from OVH.

[Narl]

Looks like I am out of space on / When the server was built by the datacenter, they put everything (except home) on the / partition which is less than 5gig. This is not enough space for all system logs and software.
Is there anyway to resolve this issue?