grospied

I waited a few days, but I see no change at all. I see people are working hard on it, though.

To djbob: I haven't had any problems except I would like the full 250MB available to me.

Thanks djbob and Geoff

Deleting directory...

 

Directory removed.

 

Wait 24 hours; the cpanel disk usage runs on a cron.

The directory and the problem are unchanged. Did something go wrong?

Awesome, Thanks Geoff!

On the cPanel disk usage viewer, the numbers below the graph only showed the home directory and its subdirectories. I attached a screenshot.

I have no idea what that directory might be. I remember sending a few test emails when I first signed up with HelioHost, but I haven't used it since. Maybe that directory has nothing important in it. It seemed to show up when there was a big move to a different server. I'd like to delete it, if possible.

Thanks Everybody

Give me a minute. Apparently you own files outside your home directory.

 

What is your username? What server are you on?

username: grospied

server: stevie

My tool only checks the public_html directory and it's subs. It doesn't check your home directory, but you can check your home directory either through ftp or the cpanel file manager.

I don't see any core files. The cPanel disk usage utility looks like this:

Is there anything I can do to fix it?

Have you tried the disk usage tool in cpanel?

Yes, I tried that tool, and it says the extra 60MB is in 'other'. I ran that php script (after changing the extension to .php) by uploading it to my public_html folder and navigating to it from the web. It didn't find any core files. I don't think it searched anywhere outside of public_html and its subdirectories. Is there a different way I should be running it?

I have had this problem for a long time, I thought it would sort itself out on its own. The size of all my files on my site is about 40MB, but the two places that show disk usage say it is over 100MB. I don't do anything fancy with my site, not even email, so I don't think it could be a "core" dump.

Thanks.