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[pedrox Friend pedroxJoin date: July 2007Posts: 375Downloads:1Uploads:85 Thanks: 5 Thanked: 37 times in 1 posts]

#178868

My site already holds 4.68 GB of disk space. Only with the contents of the feeds. This is normal ?

Thanks

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[doparedes07 Friend doparedes07Join date: May 2012Posts: 49Downloads:27Uploads:3 Thanks: 12 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#460122

HI Pedrox
Check in the Ja Social Plugin if you have selected the option “save images from the feeds” 😉

[pedrox Friend pedroxJoin date: July 2007Posts: 375Downloads:1Uploads:85 Thanks: 5 Thanked: 37 times in 1 posts]

#460160

<em>@doparedes07 328993 wrote:</em><blockquote>HI Pedrox
Check in the Ja Social Plugin if you have selected the option “save images from the feeds” ;)</blockquote>

I’m not using this plugin
The plugin always disabled

I think this is a big problem, because it is not possible to restore a backup with a bd with 4 gb… when you need

What other reason could be ?

But I’m not really aware of the seriousness of the problem. To what extent should I be concerned with this issue ?

Thanks

[hansnld Friend hansnldJoin date: June 2012Posts: 24Downloads:107Uploads:6 Thanks: 10 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#460235

Hey dude!

Every time you make a backup with Akeeba it puts that backup in a dir on your server.
When you press the ” backup” button 10 times you have 10x the filesize of your site added to your grand total 4.;xxx Gb.

remove the old backups from akeeba and your data will be less then the 4.xx GB.

Have fun
Hans

[MoonSailor Friend MoonSailorJoin date: November 2011Posts: 1106Downloads:0Uploads:245 Thanks: 89 Thanked: 248 times in 223 posts]

#460253

Hi pedrox,

It would be terrific if you can share with me your temporary access to your site via PM (FTP, admin access, your site URL, etc…)

I shall help you out in checking such.

Thanks

[pedrox Friend pedroxJoin date: July 2007Posts: 375Downloads:1Uploads:85 Thanks: 5 Thanked: 37 times in 1 posts]

#460434

<em>@hansnld 329144 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hey dude!

Every time you make a backup with Akeeba it puts that backup in a dir on your server.
When you press the ” backup” button 10 times you have 10x the filesize of your site added to your grand total 4.;xxx Gb.

remove the old backups from akeeba and your data will be less then the 4.xx GB.

Have fun
Hans</blockquote>

Resolved.

Opsss, I need to take more care :-[ :laugh: 🙂

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