System Notice - Tmp folder

[valentinkaradakov2337]

Hello all!
I have a problem with tmp folder:

ERROR:

Your server tmp folder only has -987,140 KB, yet your max file upload is 1.50 GB. Please contact your host to increase.

 

[ysmods]

You need to increase the size of your /tmp directory via ssh

 

[valentinkaradakov2337]

how?? I search in google but i don`t find answer

 

[ysmods]

Do you use cpanel/whm?

INSTRUCTIONS BELOW WILL ONLY WORK IF YOU USE cPanel/WHM CONTROL PANEL
If you do then you need to edit the file /scripts/securetmp in ssh

Search for $tmpdsksize
It must be larger than 250000, as the comment says. Don't accidentally delete the semi-colon " ; ".
$tmpdsksize is in KB. Common values are:
2097152 = 2GB
3146000 = 3GB
3670000 = 3.5GB
4194000 = 4GB

Then run the following commands in ssh

killall tailwatchd
service mysql stop
service httpd stop
lsof | grep /tmp
umount /var/tmp
umount /tmp
rm -rf /usr/tmpDSK
/scripts/securetmp
service mysql start
service httpd start
/scripts/restartsrv_tailwatchd
df -h

 

[valentinkaradakov2337]

i use CentOS 5.5 x86 + Kloxo

 

[ysmods]

Try

CentOS use tmpfs for /tmp. Check your /etc/fstab for a line like this :

tmpfs /tmp tmpfs size=4g 0 0

and change the size accordingly.

OR

There's another file (/etc/default/tmpfs) you can use

TMP_SIZE=2G

 

[caruzer]

It seems I have the same problem on my server uploads abort after 20MB during the upload process but without any error or info notice.
Where in Ubuntu with Plesk can I increase the size for my tmp folder?
I tried the suggestions above, without success.
/etc/default/tmpfs - I found this folders and the file but the adding of TMP_SIZE=2G have no success.

Thanks in advance

 

[ysmods]

You might be better asking on the Ubuntu forums as I know nothing about Ubuntu or how the file structure is on that linux OS

Or try this.

http://tech.shantanugoel.com/2009/02/10/tip-ubuntu-1-mb-tmp-partition-problem.html

 

[aggoni072007]

by info2410 » 19 Apr 2013 13:51

It seems I have the same problem on my server uploads abort after 20MB during the upload process but without any error or info notice.

Turn off Fast CGI

Thats worked for me

 

[uploadchest]

Hope you're not using nginx. if you are, you'd be a dumbass for turning off fastcgi.
That's all.