How to check disk space used on site

[Alvin63]

I hope this isn't a silly question, but how/where do I check how much storage space my site is taking up at the moment? Somewhere in the server I assume?

 

[philmckrackon]

What OS? WHM? cPanel? Plex? Do you have SSH access?
A little information goes a long way to help you out.

 

[Alvin63]

It's shared server hosting. They use litespeed and its Hostinger hpanel. Hope that helps! And btw can't thank you enough for your ByteDance blocking htaccess code

 

[philmckrackon]

Its been a long time since I helped a user with Hostinger. Their hpanel is limited.
1st... Ask your host.
2nd Can you open a SSH terminal?

 

[Alvin63]

Thanks - I think I'd better ask the host (it'll be the bot!)

 

[Alvin63]

2.24gb. File manager, select public_html, click on calculate size.

 

[bzcomputers]

2.24gb. File manager, select public_html, click on calculate size.

Be aware this does not include the database, which for many sites is much larger than the file space.

 

[Alvin63]

Thanks. So I guess I have to check that as well then ...........

 

[Alvin63]

469mb - still well within a 20gb limit then

 

[philmckrackon]

Math = ?

 

[Alvin63]

No comprendo?

 

[Alvin63]

Math = ?

2.70900gb files plus database

 

[philmckrackon]

Google Search

 

[cpvr]

I hope this isn't a silly question, but how/where do I check how much storage space my site is taking up at the moment? Somewhere in the server I assume?

If you’re using cPanel, for instance, there’s a section called “Disk Usage” that shows you exactly how much space each directory and database is consuming. Some control panels like Plesk or DirectAdmin have something similar.

 

[Alvin63]

If you’re using cPanel, for instance, there’s a section called “Disk Usage” that shows you exactly how much space each directory and database is consuming. Some control panels like Plesk or DirectAdmin have something similar.

Thank you. No I don't have Cpanel. It's with Hostinger so it's Hpanel (which is just a kind of menu on the left similar to Cloudflare menus

 

[D.O.A.]

rm -rf ...


(Never run that command.)