What can I safely delete from /usr?

[Senor]

I got an email warning that my /usr directory was getting pretty close to full and I want to delete some files.

What is safe to delete from that directory to free up some space?

Thanks,
Jay

[Senor]

*tap, tap*

This thing on?

[rone]

This forum is not a official support forum from cPanel !! You could read that when you registered for this forum.

So....just wait till someone can or will give a answer on your question and be polite and don't use words like tap tap.

If you don't know the basics of linux and cpanel/whm just think again if it is smart enough to run your own server.

[AndyReed]

I got an email warning that my /usr directory was getting pretty close to full and I want to delete some files.

What is safe to delete from that directory to free up some space?

Empty the content of log files.

HowTo clone, image, and re-size your Hard Drive(s) and/or partition(s): http://servertune.com/kbase/entry/340/

[Senor]

This forum is not a official support forum from cPanel !! You could read that when you registered for this forum.

So....just wait till someone can or will give a answer on your question and be polite and don't use words like tap tap.

If you don't know the basics of linux and cpanel/whm just think again if it is smart enough to run your own server.

1) I was waiting for someone to give me an answer. It's why I bumped my thread.

2) Please do not call me impolite if you don't get the joke about me tapping on a microphone as a polite way to bump my thread.

3) If I knew all the intricacies about running my own server, I wouldn't need cPanel, now would I?

4) It was a cPanel question that I thought I could get an answer to on the *gasp* cPanel forums. If I was incorrect, I apologize.

5) If you have nothing constructive to post in my thread, kindly remove yourself from it. I am looking for an answer to my question; not some smarmy child who think it's his place to police the forums.

[Senor]

Empty the content of log files.

HowTo clone, image, and re-size your Hard Drive(s) and/or partition(s): http://servertune.com/kbase/entry/340/

I'm sorry, I don't follow. I didn't find anything pertaining to my question in your link. Could you please elaborate?

[AndyReed]

I'm sorry, I don't follow. I didn't find anything pertaining to my question in your link. Could you please elaborate?

/usr partition holds Apache files, including log files. Inspect apache log files.

cd /usr/local/apache/

Then run this command to list files in that directory and their sizes:

du -sh *

You might find that the logs/error_log or logs/access_log is very large. You can delete these two log files. Other possible solutions:
1. See if there are any 'core.*' files to delete.

2. Re-seize /usr partition. Follow the link posted in my previous response. If you are not comfortable with Linux, ask your host. Hope this helps!

[Senor]

Oh, haha, I misunderstood the point of your link.

Thanks a ton for the suggestions. I will try them.