Hello
@Michaelit
I can try but this is ultimately something that would be best addressed with your system administrator. If you don't have one you might find one here:
System Administration Services
I would suggest first moving all the data to another location instead of deleting it - then when you're sure it's not in use or that nothing is adversely affected it can be removed safely.
For the files here:
Code:
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/514
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/513
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/509
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/506
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/504
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/505
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/519
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/533
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/515
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/516
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/530
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/510
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/520
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/518
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/507
/var/cpanel/user_pw_cache/511
You'll need to look at the user and group. These files if in use will be owned by the UID: root and GID: $username like the following for example:
Code:
-rw-r----- 1 root resellertest 215 Dec 18 2018 1018
-rw-r----- 1 root cptest 203 Jul 16 10:30 1019
When not in use/the group no longer exist the UID will be root and the GID will be a number and in cases like this, you should be able to remove these.
For this:
logaholic is a 3rd party analytics service. If you're not using it then you can remove this directory.
For the long list of entries similar to this:
Code:
/root/.cpanm/work/1534283773.26742/ExtUtils-MakeMaker-7.34
ExtUtils-MakeMaker is a perl module a description of it can be found here:
ExtUtils::MakeMaker - perldoc.perl.org
The files similar to this:
Code:
drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4.0K Mar 30 05:18 YAML-Syck-1.31
From what I see on my test server should be owned by the root user/group but this is another perl module which is described here:
YAML::Syck - Fast, lightweight YAML loader and dumper - metacpan.org
The same for the HTTP-Tiny files and Try-Tiny files. For all of these, they're in the /root/.cpanm/work/ directory which is where these are being unwrapped for use on existing accounts - so either the account was removed or it's owned by the root user, you might try making a backup of the directory and modifying the user:group to be root:root. using chown.
