This is more a generic sysadmin question.
First step is figure out where all your diskspace has gone - run the command:
du | sort
to find out (The command will list space usage in all the
subdirectories of the current directory). Delete files as necessary.
Obviously be careful you don't delete a
Best,
Florian
-Original-Nachricht-
Betreff: Re: [MediaWiki-l] php rebuildFileCache.php
Datum: 2017-07-04T15:16:51+0200
Von: "John Foster"
An: "MediaWiki announcements and site admin list"
Thanks Jeff. I'll give that a try. The size of the database is
intermediate,
Thanks Jeff. I'll give that a try. The size of the database is
intermediate, I think. I'v got about 30,000 articles with a crap load of
mathematics embedded in them. As I said this is my first issue that I've
not been able to get resolved quickly.
On Tue, Jul 4, 2017 at 6:52 AM, Jeff Darlington
If you're using rebuildFileCache.php, you probably have
$wgFileCacheDirectory set to specify the location of the cache files. Log
in as root and clean out that directory, and that should clear up the
immediate problem so you can get back in.
Unfortunately, I don't use varnish so I have no idea wh
Just a situation I find myself in. I recently started trying to improve the
speed of performance of my mediawiki site. To do so I installed varnish,
and set up memcached to run on that server. debian Linux 8 with php7 from
backports. Now I got all of the update done and checked to see that the
ser
