Resolved Request for more disc space
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You aren't really qualified for another increase yet.
For the initial increase you need to use 50%, which you did at that point, for additional increases you need to be using at least 50% of the last increase plus the previous diskspace.
In your case this means at least 768 mb (initial was 512mb, plus half of the last added space (which was a double at 512 additional space) gives 512+(512/2)=768, which would be at least 75 % of your current space.
Additional increases after that would be ~80% usage before being qualified for an increase
For the initial increase you need to use 50%, which you did at that point, for additional increases you need to be using at least 50% of the last increase plus the previous diskspace.
In your case this means at least 768 mb (initial was 512mb, plus half of the last added space (which was a double at 512 additional space) gives 512+(512/2)=768, which would be at least 75 % of your current space.
Additional increases after that would be ~80% usage before being qualified for an increase
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You do have a backup file that is a bit over 200 mb, files larger then 10 mb are periodically removed (guaranteed shelf life is 4 hours), and the service is not meant for backup storage.
With that large file removed, you fall below the limit for additional increase
Also, it looks like your subdomain is just a duplicate of your mainsite, which I understand from a development point of view, but in general one would be considered to be a backup of the other as well.
With that large file removed, you fall below the limit for additional increase
Also, it looks like your subdomain is just a duplicate of your mainsite, which I understand from a development point of view, but in general one would be considered to be a backup of the other as well.
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