Bad file descriptor

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eejonmetcalf36

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I haven't tinkered with my site in a while, but today, when I try to save a file change or upload a new file, I get an error that says: "Could not write "(file)", you may be over quota: Bad file descriptor".

I know I can't be near my disk space limit. Is my account locked out or something?
 

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I know I can't be near my disk space limit
just to be sure....

check your account's disk usage (amount of disk space allotment used) on x10hosting free-hosting server...
in [ cPanel-x3 ] theme's home page (not x10hosting Basic) - look down left side for [ Disk Space Usage ] - you might need to open ( click on ) [ Stats ]
NOTE: if you are NOT in the [ cPanel x3 ] theme - click on the "Switch Theme" button at the top on the screen (after you Sign-in at [ https://www.x10hosting.com/sso/login ]) - you can choose between [ x10Hosting Basic ] and [ cPanel-x3 ] themes

be sure to check the number of [ inodes ] used - 50,000 is the maximum
Cron jobs - made by you or a CMS you use - can put a lot of Emails on your account (over time) - each one counts as a file (one inode)
 
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Sure enough
disk space is initially limited at either 512MB or 1024MB. Users may request (in this forum) for unmetered (not unlimited) disk space once they have used over 50% of their current disk space limit - AND have had the account for over 7 days - AND the account is in good standing (no current suspension) - AND the account has a valid [i.e. working] website that follows x10hosting's Terms of Service (TOS) - the upgrade is completely free.
 
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