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--- gen:disk-100 [2025/06/23 23:51] – kirtisingh
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   * Genuine website and database usage
   * Large log files, typically PHP error logs. This from our experience is a very common factor
+  * Incremental backups - these are onsite backups (i.e. on the VPS itself) which are enabled by default for every VHost/Website. You can disable the same from within N99panel
   * N99panel usage - the disk usage to make the N99panel run the way it has to run
   * Operating system disk usage
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 The system disk may not be technically 100% full, but at a certain threshold, the underlying file-system starts reporting 100% usage in order to keep the system running.
-In order to find the cause of 100% usage, from within N99panel, you can typically refer to the 'Stats & More...' -> 'Disk Stats'. But the problem is that even the N99panel web interface may not work when system reaches 100% disk usage. Therefore below we advise a solution which can help you resolve 100% disk usage issue at your end
+In order to find the cause of 100% usage, from within N99panel, you can typically refer to the 'Stats & More...' -> 'Disk Stats'. **Imp. These disk stats are generated every hour and are not realtime.** But the problem is that even the N99panel web interface may not work when system reaches 100% disk usage. Therefore below we advise a solution which can help you resolve 100% disk usage issue at your end
-**Step 1 :** You have to log into N99panel VPS via SSH, using the following parameters
+**You have to log into N99panel VPS via SSH, using the following parameters**\\
-- Port number 2222
+- Port number 2222\\
-- Username - Your N99panel username
+- Username - Your N99panel username\\
 - Password - Your N99panel password
-Once you have successfully logged in, you can run various commands as detailed below
+Once you have successfully logged in, you can run various commands as detailed below. First time after logging in when you run these commands, you will be prompted to enter your password
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-disk-usage** - It shows the current/real-time disk used in %age terms
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-disk-usage disk-used
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-usage-breakup** - It shows the output similar to N99panel's Disk Stats interface, but in text mode. This is not real-time.
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-usage-breakup usage-breakup
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-usage-genstats** - It lets you generate stats. After running the below command, the output presented by the above mentioned command, would be more accurate. Same would also reflect in N99panel's Disk Stats interface.
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-usage-genstats genstats
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-list-files** - It shows the list of large files. This command has various options
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-list-files list-files
+</code>
+The above command shows list of files which are above 100 MB (default value)
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-list-files -s 150 list-files
+</code>
+The above command shows list of files which are above 150 MB
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-list-files -u user1 list-files
+</code>
+The above command shows list of files user the user directory /home/user1 and which are above 100 MB
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-list-files -extns "log,zip" list-files
+</code>
+The above command shows a list of files having extension log and zip
+Well, we can combine all the above switches to locate files very specifically. Like for example if I need to look for files greater than 50 MB, under /home/user1 and having extension log or zip, the relevant command would be
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-list-files -u user1 -s 50 -extns "log,zip" list-files
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-remove-file** - It lets you remove a specific file from the system.
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-remove-file -f /home/user1/test-cl0099-cl0001.pwh-r1.com_public_html/error_log remove-file
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-list-ibkps** - This command shows the disk used for incremental backups for the respective VHost/Website
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-list-ibkps list
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-remove-ibkp** - This command allows you to purge/remove all the incremental backups for a particular VHost/Website. Also the future incremental backups will be disabled for that VHost/Website unless enabled from within N99panel interface.
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-remove-ibkp -v test-cl0099-cl0001.pwh-r1.com purge
+</code>
+**Command : wp-cl-spacemgr-clear-journal** - This command allows you to purge/remove system log files/journal whereby ensuring that only 50 MB is left untouched. **The log files can grow again after purge/removal depending upon system usage/configuration**
+<code>
+wp-cl-spacemgr-clear-journal clear
+</code>
+After running any of the above removal command(s), please re-check the system disk usage by using the command **wp-cl-spacemgr-usage-breakup usage-breakup**
+//Please use proper due diligence and care when running above commands. N99panel team or its staff is not responsible for these commands usage and their effect(s) //