Question
Disk is full error but is not
- Posted on March 20, 2019
- ApacheLinux BasicsInitial Server SetupServer OptimizationBlock StorageCentOS
Asked by Muhammed Fisek
Hi everyone,
I am currently using server packege is 1.25TB HDD / 64GB ram / 16Core’s
But in reality using 60GB max HDD / 4or6GB ram / 2or4 Core’s
Server does not open twice a week with field full error. But the server also has more space.
when i checked from the SSH;
df -h Screenshot
Check inodes df -i Screenshot
Check swaps sudo swapon --show Screenshot
command: top https://pasteboard.co/I6lHTmp.jpg
I have one more big problem;
I can’t change the droplet size.
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I don’t understand what’s being said.
I’ve downloaded 60gb right now.
Then I installed the new server. Now I’m doing all my settings again. I know it’s very tiring but I need to produce solutions.
Thanks for your help.
Greetings!
You may want to reach out to our support team about the resize issue: https://www.digitalocean.com/company/contact/#support
As for the other, that is odd. What is the error being displayed about the disk being full? I’m wondering if this is application-specific or if it’s literally rejecting anything as simple as “touch /root/testfile.”
If it is rejecting everything as a full disk, it may be worth running a fsck on the disk. This will show you how to set the recovery ISO:
https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/droplets/resources/recovery-iso/
Then if you were to boot from it and see the recovery menu in the web-based console, you could use option #2 to run the fsck. It might take a bit on that size disk, hard to say.
Jarland