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tmpDSK file has 2.1 GB and appeared in the last few days. I'm using centos7 with WHM installed to host my website.

Anyone know what this file does and if it's safe to delete it?

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I was searching for an answer before posting this thread but didnt find any. I'm looking to know if It will break my website if i delete that file
according to above thread you can delete that but i suggest you to post on centos forum
 
I was searching for an answer before posting this thread but didnt find any. I'm looking to know if It will break my website if i delete that file
Pretty easy. Copy that file, delete it and see for yourself. Hopefully you have ssh for backup login, and you know how to use ssh. :)


edit: may go south if the file is already being accessed and being written onto. Your call. :D
 
Anyone had this problem before?

It seems this file is growing with a few hundred MB everyday
 
tmpDSK file has 2.1 GB and appeared in the last few days. I'm using centos7 with WHM installed to host my website.

Anyone know what this file does and if it's safe to delete it?

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Is tmpwatch running? if so is it configured properly? check the tmpdsk what is in it, is it mysql isam files or something other?
 
Is tmpwatch running? if so is it configured properly? check the tmpdsk what is in it, is it mysql isam files or something other?

I don't think tmpwatch is running. I just installed WHM on centos7 from Digital Ocean with default settings.

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tmpDSK contains this kind of info
ject(u.isGptPubadsDefined)()?function(e){var t=Object(s.b)(window.googletag.pubads().getSlots(),(function(t){return Object(s.b)(t.getTargetingKeys(),(function(n){return Object(s.d)(t.getTargeting(n),e)}))}));return t?t.getSlotElementId():null}(e):Object(u.isApnGetTagDefined)()?function(e){var t=window.apntag.getTag(e);return t&&t.targetId}(t):t}(t,n),i=document.getElementById(r);return i&&i.querySelector(e)}(e+':not([style*="display: none"])');if(o){var a=o.style;a.width=r+"px",a.height=i+"px"}else Object(u.logWarn)("Unable to locate matching page element for adUnitCode ".concat(n,". Can't resize it to ad's dimensions. Please review setup."))}))}},11:functio�

and

NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL


I'm more interested on why this file was created few days ago and keep growing because in the last 7+ months I didn't had it.

Edit: So It keeps growing every day with 100-300 MB but If i reboot the server it's going back to 2.1 GB.
 
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I don't think tmpwatch is running. I just installed WHM on centos7 from Digital Ocean with default settings.

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tmpDSK contains this kind of info


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I'm more interested on why this file was created few days ago and keep growing because in the last 7+ months I didn't had it.

Edit: So It keeps growing every day with 100-300 MB but If i reboot the server it's going back to 2.1 GB.
It must reset because this is how it works.
You can install tmpwatch and configure cron job to clear the tmp directory as per your needs
 
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