OK I don't under this please help

[kemraj]

Ok i don't under stand this this part the part with the disk data especially this one which is in a different color Disk /dev/sda3 (/var) please explain??

Server Status

Service Details Status httpd (1.3.39 (Unix)) up

ftpd up

named up

exim (exim-4.68-1_cpanel_maildir) up

pop up

cpsrvd up

lfd up

mysql (4.1.22-standard) up

Server Load 0.47 (2 cpus)

Memory Used 34 %

Swap Used 9.16 %

Disk /dev/sda5 (/) 68 %

Disk /dev/sda6 (/home) 18 %

Disk /dev/sda7 (/tmp) 9 %

Disk /dev/sda1 (/boot) 15 %

Disk /dev/sda2 (/usr) 48 %

Disk /dev/sda3 (/var) 81 %

 

[GarfsField]

Hi kemraj

Anything refering to the disk subsystem on Linux is very different to Windoze.

Linux has been setup so that the different parts all have a different drive/partition.

What you are seeing there next to the tmp is the amount of space utilised/used. This is not specific to your website but to the server as a whole including ALL the other shared websites on it.

The tmp drive/partition is never set to be very large since it is only a place for temprary stuff that get removed. Anyone who saves stuff into a tmp folder deserves to lose everything they have there since it is not meant for general storage, but obly a place to use a temporary store. It should be cleaned up on a regular basis by a cron job.
Edit:
The only drive you need to be overly concerned with is the /home one. /var is generaly used by system variables, logs, system messaging, sceduled tasks, email and dns.