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CT-206-bash-4.1# service psa start
Starting xinetd service... done
Starting mysqld service... done
Starting named service... done
Starting postgresql service... failed
Starting psa-spamassassin service... done
Plesk: Starting Mail Server... already started
Starting psa... Unable to create 'dirty' flag (/usr/local/psa/tmp/components_dirty_flag): Disk quota exceeded
System error 122: Disk quota exceeded
Unable to create 'dirty' flag (/usr/local/psa/tmp/components_dirty_flag): Disk quota exceeded
System error 122: Disk quota exceeded
It seems to be complaining about disk quotas, so I'd give the Container more disk space in VZ and see if it helps.
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Thanks for the reply, Faris. I can almost always count on you at least trying.
You know I read that too and increased disk and inodes. The CP GUI was showing 107% usage but in the OS it was only 58%. I did the increases and then manually ran statistics. That *appears* to have solved the problem. You folks have taught me well
This may have something to do with backups. I was, at one time, of the opinion that user-instigated backups (via power panel, as opposed to admin-instigated backups via the admin vz panel) were included in the disk quota limit. But I'm pretty sure it turned out that I was wrong on that one. But if I am right - at least partially - then that sort of situation might result in a mismatch between what the container says and what the admin control panel says? Anyway...as long as it is solved.
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