Hello i want to share that i have extended storage on hetzner and it shows me like this. will be nay problem on my panel account?
[https://prnt.sc/3LZYwQAluH7M]
Thanks
Hello i want to share that i have extended storage on hetzner and it shows me like this. will be nay problem on my panel account?
[https://prnt.sc/3LZYwQAluH7M]
Thanks
aaP_enigumeni4
Hello, this is to read the disk information of the system, it will not affect the panel
df -h
aaPanel_Kern Any idea how can i procced ? thanks
aaP_enigumeni4
How did you mount it? Manipulating disk space is risky. It is recommended to view related tutorials. Or let the server provider handle it for you
The processing method is remounted to the relevant directory.
or it's not the problem
I just increased the storage by panel, it was mounted automaticly.
I open a ticket to the support and waiting but i think if was any solution from forum to do it with code, i find another that was working on oracle cloud free tier.
https://www.aapanel.com/forum/d/12653-not-getting-the-storage-size-in-aapanel-for-oracle-cloud
aaP_enigumeni4
aapanel will not automatically mount the space you add. If it is freshly installed. Can be remounted to the relevant directory.
aaPanel_Kern
I know but i think i will find any comand line here, a little help how to mount.
Tahnks
aaP_enigumeni4
unmount
umount -l /dev/sdb
Remount to a new directory, replace newdir with your name
mkdir /newdir
Set the mount directory and boot, replace newdir with your name,
Use df -T to see the type of disk, replace ext4 with your type
echo "/dev/sdb /newdir ext4 defaults 0 0" >> /etc/fstab
mount -a
df -h
Operation is risky, it is recommended that the server do a snapshot backup first
Thank you i will wait for the support answer first and than i do a snapshot and try
Thank you for your fast reply