your hosting account has exceeded its disk space limit

It sounds like your hosting account has exceeded its disk space limit. Let’s start by checking and clearing some space. Could you tell me which hosting platform you’re using (e.g., cPanel, Managed WordPress)? It sounds like your hosting account has exceeded its disk space limit. To resolve the “disk quota full” error, you’ll need to […]

With 224,000 files, you’re likely hitting the inode limit for your account, which is causing the “disk quota full” error. To manage this: Would you like more details on how to find and delete these files, or information on how to archive them?

If your space usage automatically reaches 100%, it could be due to: To identify the main contributors, check your usage in cPanel’s Disk Usage tool. Would you like steps on how to use this tool? Even with few visitors, disk space can fill up due to other factors like log files, email storage, backups, and […]

Great! Here’s how to use the Disk Usage tool in cPanel: After cleaning up, check the Disk Usage tool again to see the space you’ve freed up. Do you need help on how to delete files or further manage storage?

To delete files and manage storage in cPanel, follow these steps: Remember, deleting files is permanent, so ensure you have backups of any important data before proceeding. Do you need information on how to backup files before deletion?

To back up files before deletion in cPanel, follow these steps: Ensure you store these backups in a safe location on your computer or cloud storage. Ready to proceed, or do you have any other questions?

Yes, website traffic and storage space are indeed different. Website traffic refers to the number of visitors and their interactions with your site, while storage space is about the amount of disk space your website’s files and databases occupy on the server. High traffic doesn’t directly increase storage space usage unless it results in more […]