Hi.
It looks like you’re filled up all available space on the VM and this was preventing Galaxy from starting up.
I’ve removed older log files which reclaimed a tiny bit of space and Galaxy is now running.
Before you run anything, you should either delete the old data or create a volume and attach a new volume to your instance and move the files there.
Thanks, almost solved! I’ve mounted larger volumes to /mnt/galaxy/tmp and /mnt/galaxy/files
Now I think all I need to do is restart the Galaxy server, but I cant access the cloudman (/cloud/root/admin) page. The login popup just repeatedly pops up. I know I’m using the correct ubuntu username and cluster password, I used the same one to login with ssh.
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion, but after restarting my volumes are unmounted again. I need to restart Galaxy after mounting otherwise the boot drive still gets filled up when I try to add data. The problem is I can’t access CloudMan to restart Galaxy