mzfshark/tmp (sda > loop0) full - resize securetmp file

## tmp (sda > loop0) full - resize securetmp file
cPanel's minimal tmp setup is horrific at best. With stuff climbing up there constantly, it should be increased from 512mb to at least a 2-3 gig partition. Here's how to do this:

Step 1: Remove the old tmp space

service httpd stop
service mysql stop
rm -rf /usr/tmpDSK

Step 2, edit the script used to create tmp space

nano /scripts/securetmp
In there, look for

my $tmpdsksize     = 512000;    # Must be larger than 250000

and replace it with

my $tmpdsksize     = 3072000;    # Must be larger than 250000
Save (ctrl-X , then y when asked), and reboot the server

shutdown -r now
The system will adjust temp sizes when it comes back up.

For whatever reason, unmounting tmp is close to impossible, even if mysql and http aren't running. Your best bet is to follow the above (which I've done many times and never had a problem with)
	cPanel's minimal tmp setup is horrific at best. With stuff climbing up there constantly, it should be increased from 512mb to at least a 2-3 gig partition. Here's how to do this:

	Step 1: Remove the old tmp space

	service httpd stop
	service mysql stop
	rm -rf /usr/tmpDSK

	Step 2, edit the script used to create tmp space

	nano /scripts/securetmp
	In there, look for

	my $tmpdsksize = 512000; # Must be larger than 250000

	and replace it with

	my $tmpdsksize = 3072000; # Must be larger than 250000
	Save (ctrl-X , then y when asked), and reboot the server

	shutdown -r now
	The system will adjust temp sizes when it comes back up.

	For whatever reason, unmounting tmp is close to impossible, even if mysql and http aren't running. Your best bet is to follow the above (which I've done many times and never had a problem with)