HELP! My VPS full disk storage and cannot do anything ):

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I used Ubuntu and install VestaCP,Wordpress,WP-Script. Now, I cannot log in VestaCP Panel. I check my VPS and the /var folder is 60GB, OMG! I do not know the reason why because I did not check the storage of my VPS 1 month ago. How can I handle this situation,I do not know how to delete and which file to delete that does not harm my website operations.
 
Now, I cannot log in VestaCP Panel.

Login to your server via SSH.
Enter the below command to change the password.
Code:
$ v-change-user-password admin newpassword

Replace the newpassword field with the new password you want to set.
 
Login to your server via SSH.
Enter the below command to change the password.
Code:
$ v-change-user-password admin newpassword

Replace the newpassword field with the new password you want to set.
I think it's not a security problem. the logs files are large
 
Its normal, i had such problems in past. Logs will grow over time unless you delete them by hand or with script.
 
I used Ubuntu and install VestaCP,Wordpress,WP-Script. Now, I cannot log in VestaCP Panel. I check my VPS and the /var folder is 60GB, OMG! I do not know the reason why because I did not check the storage of my VPS 1 month ago. How can I handle this situation,I do not know how to delete and which file to delete that does not harm my website operations.

You should contact the VPS provider and let them handle this, just tell them which all programs you are using and they would tell you which one can be deleted.
 
login as root and free up some space using commands like
rm -rf
Check the folder home

Most likely it is a large log file filling your space
 
Its normal, i had such problems in past. Logs will grow over time unless you delete them by hand or with script.
Which script did you use for this problem?
 
I'm using OVH. the support sucks
 
I'm using OVH. the support sucks
You misunderstand support bro. You have unmanaged VPS, you pay peanuts for this VPS. If you dont know how to manage it correctly you need managed VPS.
Unmanaged vps = you cant expect that support will help you in any stuff related to linux and vps management.

Which script did you use for this problem?
Self made one, if you cant write simple script in bash or python unmanaged vps is not something for you. Even cronjob would work in your case.
 
You misunderstand support bro. You have unmanaged VPS, you pay peanuts for this VPS. If you dont know how to manage it correctly you need managed VPS.
Unmanaged vps = you cant expect that support will help you in any stuff related to linux and vps management.


Self made one, if you cant write simple script in bash or python unmanaged vps is not something for you. Even cronjob would work in your case.
Oh I got it, but I want to learn, if using managed VPS, I learn nothing. THat's the reason why I'm here to ask, at least, I LEARN something (:
 
You should contact the VPS provider and let them handle this, just tell them which all programs you are using and they would tell you which one can be deleted.
Well, in this case, I use unmanaged VPs
 
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