How to clear swap memory by command prompt

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We are facing issue for uploading files on wehosting disk space, our disk space is 100% full let me know urgently how to clear swapmemory by command prompt.

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I have tried to clear swap memory using commamd prompt but cannot clear with command

Posted 5-Nov-19 11:12am

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Updated 5-Nov-19 17:08pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2019-11-05T11:45:00

Solution 1

Your disk space is full: contact your hosting service, and ask them how much it costs to expand the allocated space - it's not normally that expensive (depends on the hosting service) - and it;s the only way you will get a long term (as in more that a day or so) solution.

Posted 5-Nov-19 11:45am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2019-11-05T17:09:00

You don't clear swap space from the command line. You don't clear swap space at all!

You're going to have to contact your hosting service to verify what that space is actually for. Running out of swap file space could be a sing your website, or whatever code this server is running, is leaking memory, i.e.: allocating objects but never releasing them.