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Was this update to 2.4.5?
Sometimes on my installations (and I didn't figure out why), XOOPS doesn't delete the files in the cache, i.e. the number of files is growing and growing, eating more and more space.
So my solution was to once a day delete the files using Cron.
If you have access to Cron, you can run scripts like these once a day:
Quote:
rm / xoops_data / caches / smarty_compile / *
rm / xoops_data / caches / smarty_cache / *
Of course, you need to set properly the path to these directories
And you need to remove all the spaces next to "/", as Protector doesn't allow to post it here without the spaces