This morning I needed to log in to the host. They are telling me I am out of space and I don’t know why. They changed their log in process and sent an auth code to the owner. I tried to tell them I am the admin, but they would not let me log in.
Here is my question. What I need to do is free up some space. Can I do what I need to do without logging into the web host?
]]>I am new to WP Engine and have that issue in 6.5.4. Under Site Health / Security / “Disk space available to perform updates”, it states “Could not determine available disk space for updates.”
Does anyone else here use WP Engine and have the same issue? If it’s due to the fact that WP Engine disables “disk_free_space”, and everyone has it there, fine. But I’m sure that case was fixed.
Support just says that it doesn’t really impact anything, just a WordPress code issue that may be fixed at some point. However, it’s not plugin or theme-related. A fresh installation throws the same issue, so it’s likely a server problem (or everyone has it for real). Since I’m paying 600 bucks a month, it would be nice to know I’m not sitting on a misconfigured server.
Any input is appreciated! 
/var/mail directory was full of emails generated by the Instagram plugin!I’ve switched the ‘Feed Issue Email Reports’ off now but I just thought it might be worth sharing for the devs.
I am buying Gigabyte after Gigabyte for my site, only to run out of memory a week later. I came across this minor detail….
First of all I wonder why this is not fixed from your side, since it is a known issue?
Anyways, trying to compare before I run out of memory again. I have no idea what my “code” to obstruct is…. I am using Chrome Incognito vs Safari
Please advice, thank you
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Checking the server I have 30gb free, so this should not be the case.
Any thoughts on how to debug this further? Thanks!
]]>It has only one flaw: it keeps writing and writing data and saving and saving folders inside the server.
So fraternally I would like to give you some advice but to accept it you should put aside that punctiliousness that emerges from your answers, because I would like to speak to you as a friend:
in addition to the “create the cache of the entire site” function, add the function “create only the cache of the posts of the last month (or three months, or six months…)” , because by “recursively creating the cache of the entire site” a medium-sized site sooner or later finds itself arguing with the provider because it runs out of space .
Every day I delete a day of cache and there are over 6,000 folders (from a single day) and yet I can’t lower the occupied space).
Thanks for listening to me. Best regards. ]]>
But, since my host has disabled this function, I now get the Site Health message, “Could not determine available disk space for updates.”
While this message *is* correct, and does *not* prevent me from updating plugins or themes, it’s annoying to have this constant message.
My understanding is that a number of shared hosting providers – like WPE – disable this function, so I would think others might have this issue.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Our site site has 71 posts and 17 pages.
The folder /wp-content/litespeed/js/is 776MB in size.
Every js file in this folder is around 1MB in size.
The files are dated between 2023-04-29 and 2023-05-03, today, so 5 days.
Why would there by so many JS files?
BTW, the site is connected to quic.cloud’s CDN which is using 200MB of storage.
The 776MB is putting the site over the hosting’s disk quota.
Help appreciated.
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