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Old 09-11-2014, 07:16 AM   #1
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Huge log file inside TGPX after few months, solution?
hey guys,
i've just discovered i have enormously huge file inside TGPX, it's php.log and it's over 8gig big, what should i do with it (delete?, leave as it is?)?
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Old 09-11-2014, 07:23 AM   #2
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Old 09-11-2014, 07:31 AM   #3
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hey guys,
i've just discovered i have enormously huge file inside TGPX, it's php.log and it's over 8gig big, what should i do with it (delete?, leave as it is?)?
on your server? im looking in the zip dont see a php log
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Old 09-11-2014, 07:39 AM   #4
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on your server? im looking in the zip dont see a php log
double checked this. i do have php.log file inside main TGPX folder (yes on my server VPS) but in filezilla (ftp) it shows 2mb, but on server admin interface/ file management (amerinoc) it shows over 8gigs - i'm confused, any advice before i'll molest amerinoc admins?
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double checked this. i do have php.log file inside main TGPX folder (yes on my server VPS) but in filezilla (ftp) it shows 2mb, but on server admin interface/ file management (amerinoc) it shows over 8gigs - i'm confused, any advice before i'll molest amerinoc admins?
may be an error log have them look at it
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Old 09-11-2014, 08:00 AM   #7
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double checked this. i do have php.log file inside main TGPX folder (yes on my server VPS) but in filezilla (ftp) it shows 2mb, but on server admin interface/ file management (amerinoc) it shows over 8gigs - i'm confused, any advice before i'll molest amerinoc admins?
Well,filezilla should be more correct when showing size of file.
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double checked this. i do have php.log file inside main TGPX folder (yes on my server VPS) but in filezilla (ftp) it shows 2mb, but on server admin interface/ file management (amerinoc) it shows over 8gigs - i'm confused, any advice before i'll molest amerinoc admins?
This is an error log generated by your server. It's not generated by the script. Molest your host. It might show 2mb vs 8gb due to some file system limitations, who knows.
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they just cleared this file up. said to me it was an old file from 2013, still i don't know why it grows so big (yes it was 8gig).
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they just cleared this file up. said to me it was an old file from 2013, still i don't know why it grows so big (yes it was 8gig).
well thats just great i said have them look into it get the errors
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well thats just great i said have them look into it get the errors
apparently it was error log from old server (not amerinoc).
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