Last night a WHM/cPanel VPS tripped over the 80% mark of total disk space used. The VPS is small having only 10GB disk space however I figured that it was probably a couple of log folders that had not been rotated etc.
I've done a bit of an audit of the machine and are slightly worried by the results.
WHM/cPanel seems to want about 4GB of install space and i'm not talking about things like perl modules or apache which would be installed by WHM.
The break down is like follows.
/home is 1.7G but only 400M is user sites so 1.3G is mostly by cpanel
/home/easyapache 186M
/home/installd 137M
/home/.cpan 951M
1.5G in /usr/local/cpanel
The other Gig is split around in a dozen or so smaller places with 50-100M each.
Is this normal? Is there a clean up fuction to get rid of some of this that may have failed?
I've done a bit of an audit of the machine and are slightly worried by the results.
WHM/cPanel seems to want about 4GB of install space and i'm not talking about things like perl modules or apache which would be installed by WHM.
The break down is like follows.
/home is 1.7G but only 400M is user sites so 1.3G is mostly by cpanel
/home/easyapache 186M
/home/installd 137M
/home/.cpan 951M
1.5G in /usr/local/cpanel
The other Gig is split around in a dozen or so smaller places with 50-100M each.
Is this normal? Is there a clean up fuction to get rid of some of this that may have failed?