Chris Davies wrote: > > It's not obvious, but I'm going to guess you have your web server (and > maybe its log files) on /var and that's what's eating the space.
thats pretty much it, yes. between logs and site folders /var/www pretty much became full..... I went to put a sizeable file in one webservers download directory for a friend to download and thats when I got the no space message. I set this all up well over a year ago, and havent messed with it since. never realized I could move document root outside /var, never even really thought about it, I thought it would create permission problems. well, it did for one of the sites but fixed that already. > > When I configure up apache I tend to set it to use vhosts under > /home/www. same here So I have /home/www/_default_/ (which is really a placeholder > for a vhost that does a redirect to http://www.roaima.co.uk/), > /home/www/www.roaima.co.uk/, /home/www/mail.roaima.co.uk/ and so > on. Further, within each vhost directory I have docroot and logs. I put document root in public_html mainly because it was already there, and copied everything inside /var/www to it. then changed sites-enabled and vhost to reflect the new directory, and everything seems to be working ok. > > Appropriate Docroot and Log entries in /etc/apache/sites-enabled/* > complete the picture, and it leaves /var/www pretty much untouched. (I > use Alias directives to link back into /var/www/* as and when necessary.) > > Hope that helps, yes, big help, thanks, and happy holidays. -- Steve Reilly http://reillyblog.com -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
