Common tasks and solutions for managing your Forge server.
/
).
pvresize
and lvextend
commands.
For standard, non-LVM systems, follow these steps:
growpart
command:
mkdir: cannot create directory '/tmp/growpart.xxxx': No space left on device
, your root filesystem is completely full, preventing even basic commands from running. You will need to free up some temporary space first:
New release '24.04.1 LTS' available
or be instructed to run do-release-upgrade
. However, we strongly advise against performing operating system release upgrades on Forge-managed servers.
flock
is used to prevent concurrent php-fpm reloads. Without a lock, simultaneous restart attempts could lead to race conditions, brief service interruptions, or inconsistent process states.forge
User Sudo Passwordforge
user sudo password and is therefore unable to reset it for you. To reset the forge
user sudo password, you’ll need to contact your server provider and regain SSH access to your server as the root
user.
Once you are connected to your server as the root
user, you should run the passwd forge
command to redefine the forge
user sudo password.
forge
user’s sudo password using Digital Ocean’s dashboard.
root
user’s sudo password to your DigitalOcean account’s associated email address.
root
user. During this step, you will be asked to redefine the root
user’s sudo password.
passwd forge
terminal command as the root
userto redefine the forge
user’s sudo password.
/root/.ssh/authorized_keys
and /home/forge/.ssh/authorized_keys
files. This key is available via the “Settings” tab of your server’s Forge management panel./root/.ssh/authorized_keys
and /home/forge/.ssh/authorized_keys
files.root
user and share the output with Forge support:
409600
.
You can determine how many files your operating system currently allows to be opened at once by running the sysctl fs.file-max
command. You can configure the existing setting by adding or modifying the following line in /etc/sysctl.conf
:
/etc/security/limits.conf
file and adding the following lines:
/etc/security/limits.conf
file:
nginx
user to /etc/security/limits.conf
:
/etc/nginx/nginx.conf
file:
/usr/local/bin/meilisearch
and the database is stored at /var/lib/meilisearch
.