Comment by Anon — Thursday, December 28, 2024 @ 9:02 am
Yep, that makes sense. The database probably shrank considerably as a result of the repair command. If it had anything to do with spam, it would be that any deleted data is not fully deleted, just flagged as deleted, until repair is done.
OTOH this implies that you’ll run out of space again, and that perhaps space is tighter on the server than it ought to be.
Or something could simply have been corrupt and that was enough to fix it.
Comment by Jay — Thursday, December 28, 2024 @ 11:30 am
I was able to clear out some spam-related entries in the database, which gave me quite a bit more space, so hopefully that will do the trick.
I had some Spam Karma 2 entries that I thought I had deleted, but had not. I stopped using SK because it took up so much database space.
Comment by Dr. Steven Taylor — Thursday, December 28, 2024 @ 12:21 pm
This might be helpful:
http://geeklog.blogspot.com/2006/10/mysql-error-144-and-apache-performance.html
Comment by Anon — Thursday, December 28, 2024 @ 9:02 am
Yep, that makes sense. The database probably shrank considerably as a result of the repair command. If it had anything to do with spam, it would be that any deleted data is not fully deleted, just flagged as deleted, until repair is done.
OTOH this implies that you’ll run out of space again, and that perhaps space is tighter on the server than it ought to be.
Or something could simply have been corrupt and that was enough to fix it.
Comment by Jay — Thursday, December 28, 2024 @ 11:30 am
I was able to clear out some spam-related entries in the database, which gave me quite a bit more space, so hopefully that will do the trick.
I had some Spam Karma 2 entries that I thought I had deleted, but had not. I stopped using SK because it took up so much database space.
Comment by Dr. Steven Taylor — Thursday, December 28, 2024 @ 12:21 pm