I'm kind of confused by something, I'm hoping you guys and gals can shed some light on it.
My server is a CentOS 6.10 xen hvm, running WHM v. 78.0.49.
Under server information, I see that /dev/xvda2 is 99G in size, and I'm using 93G. But I have 477M left, putting it at 100%... what happened to those other 6.5G?
Also, tmpfs (mounted on /dev/shm) is 1.9G and uses 0%, and /usr/tmpDSK (mounted on /tmp) is 3.2G and uses 323M. Is there an easy way to shift 1.5G of tmpfs and 2G of /usr/tmpDSK to /dev/xvda2 without formatting or anything?
My server is a CentOS 6.10 xen hvm, running WHM v. 78.0.49.
Under server information, I see that /dev/xvda2 is 99G in size, and I'm using 93G. But I have 477M left, putting it at 100%... what happened to those other 6.5G?
Also, tmpfs (mounted on /dev/shm) is 1.9G and uses 0%, and /usr/tmpDSK (mounted on /tmp) is 3.2G and uses 323M. Is there an easy way to shift 1.5G of tmpfs and 2G of /usr/tmpDSK to /dev/xvda2 without formatting or anything?