"debug-log files exist" message present - is there a way to clear message w/o delete

[VDecalS]

vinyldecalsuperstoreDOTcom, 157c, php 7.0.33, clone a template, SiteMapXML 4.0.0

I had an error and a warning debug log for "disk full"

[27-Mar-2021 23:19:15 America/Chicago] Request URI: /VDSstore/index.php?main_page=ask_a_question&pid=218, IP address: 176.9.117.99
 #1 trigger_error() called at [/includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php:170]
 #2 queryFactory->show_error() called at [/includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php:142]
 #3 queryFactory->set_error() called at [/includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php:269]
 #4 queryFactory->Execute() called at [/includes/modules/sideboxes/ezpages.php:26]
 #5 include(/includes/modules/sideboxes/ezpages.php) called at [/includes/modules/column_right.php:25]
 #6 require(/includes/modules/column_right.php) called at [/includes/templates/Gray157b/common/tpl_main_page.php:207]
 #7 require(/includes/templates/Gray157b/common/tpl_main_page.php) called at [/index.php:94]
 --> PHP Fatal error: 1021:Disk full (/tmp/#sql_1154cb_0.MAI); waiting for someone to free some space... (errno: 28 "No space left on device") :: SELECT e.*, ec.*
FROM ezpages e,
ezpages_content ec
WHERE e.pages_id = ec.pages_id
AND ec.languages_id = 1
AND e.status_sidebox = 1
AND e.sidebox_sort_order > 0
ORDER BY e.sidebox_sort_order, ec.pages_title ==> (as called by) /includes/modules/sideboxes/ezpages.php on line 26 <== in /includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php on line 170.

There were only two debug logs and I believe the problem was temporary, but after viewing them, the message remains on the top of my ADMIN screens.
I hold onto all my logs for a month at a time, clearing them my date via cPanel. Is there a way to clear the ADMIN message without deleting the logs?

[lat9]

vinyldecalsuperstoreDOTcom, 157c, php 7.0.33, clone a template, SiteMapXML 4.0.0

I had an error and a warning debug log for "disk full"

There were only two debug logs and I believe the problem was temporary, but after viewing them, the message remains on the top of my ADMIN screens.
I hold onto all my logs for a month at a time, clearing them my date via cPanel. Is there a way to clear the ADMIN message without deleting the logs?

In a word: No. When there are logs present, that message will persist.

Granted, you could make a custom edit to your admin's processing so that the message is never displayed, but there's no timeframe associated with that message.

[VDecalS]

As expected, no problem. I'll keep a running copy outside of zencart IF host issues persist.
I'd rather have logs letting me know there is a potential problem, than have something lurking under the surface without me being aware.
Thank you Cindy!

[mc12345678]

May want to look at the account to see what the disk storage usage and allowance is. For example, if the account is "limited" to say 200mb and 250mb is in use... I have seen where an account was set or restricted (innocently) to a value that actually ended up being less than what was being used routinely. The result was that the account could not do certain things and also prevented the edit of files or operations that would produce files (such as mysql's internal files) from being created.

The above message appears to be a result of running a query and is not necessarily related to debug logs or what is in the database other than the space the database takes on the drive and any associated storage requirements.

[DrByte]

Agreed. The "disk full" error is more of a general system error than an account-specific error.
However, deleting from your account all files that are no longer needed can go a long way to helping out your hosting company!
(Freeing up space from your account also affects any backups that your hosting company might make for their entire server, whether or not they make those backups available to you.)

See some disk space cleanup points at https://docs.zen-cart.com/user/runni...r_maintenance/

[dbltoe]

Agreed. The "disk full" error is more of a general system error than an account-specific error.
However, deleting from your account all files that are no longer needed can go a long way to helping out your hosting company!
(Freeing up space from your account also affects any backups that your hosting company might make for their entire server, whether or not they make those backups available to you.)

See some disk space cleanup points at https://docs.zen-cart.com/user/runni...r_maintenance/

[VDecalS]

I contacted my host and they think it was just a hiccup too (no errors even show on my cPanel metrics).

You don't have a limit on your Launch Plan in regards to your website. You were grandfathered in from our old plans, so basically, as long as everything on your hosting plan relates to your website (so no backups or extra random files) you are unlimited.

I do check and clean my file system (almost) daily.
Thanks for the input everyone!

[lat9]

I contacted my host and they think it was just a hiccup too (no errors even show on my cPanel metrics). I do check and clean my file system (almost) daily.
Thanks for the input everyone!

Noting also that since you're running the zc157 series, there's a Display Logs plugin that can be installed as part of that base code. That way, you can view/manage the log files from your Zen Cart admin instead of going to cPanel.

[VDecalS]

Noting also that since you're running the zc157 series, there's a Display Logs plugin that can be installed as part of that base code. That way, you can view/manage the log files from your Zen Cart admin instead of going to cPanel.

Yep. The Display Logs prompted the OP, as they were showing "debug-log files exist" message on top of every admin screen.

[lat9]

Yep. The Display Logs prompted the OP, as they were showing "debug-log files exist" message on top of every admin screen.

Duh.