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That will not work on your current system, e.g. your PHP version is not supported
https://www.mantisbt.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27295
https://www.mantisbt.org/docs/master/en ... e.versions

I was not able to reproduce your problem with a fresh install of the latest stable MantisBT release (2.26.0 at the moment). Please provide detailed step-by-step instructions (add also screenshot of the error message) to reproduce the issue; the following additional information may also be useful: - ...

Glad to hear that the issue is fixed.
Maybe you want to learn some Linux basics
Without that, being responsible for a server can become a pain.

Check file /home/default/html/config/config_inc.php It seems you have enabled quite a lot of MantisBT logging. One of the logging constants is even completely wrong, as there is a typo in it, causing most of the warnings. It must not be LOG_EMAIL_REIPIENT but LOG_EMAIL_RECIPIENT Logging is not neede...

Your REST request is authenticated by a token you provide. This token was created by a user. So the reporter of the issue you created will be the user that created the token. If you want to act as another user, you can do this starting from version 2.26.0 by creating a token for a user, see https://...

To free up some disk space run
rm default_error_log-2*

To find out what's going on run
tail default_error_log

Before pasting the result to the forum, ensure that there is no private information in it.

So the largest folder is obviously /var/log/httpd where typically the web server logs are stored.
cd /var/log/httpd
ls -lt

@acoder2020 maybe you missed one of my previous notes Export an issue with a small attachment. I guess you will understand how it works. There is a button for it on the "View Issues" page if the plugin is installed. Concerning the REST API, maybe you did not notice this link from MantisBT ...

cd /var/log
du
ls -l

The biggest number was not /usr it was /var in your case, so
cd /var
du -sk * 2>/dev/null

Next command
du -sk /* 2>/dev/null
Check for the biggest number in the first column,e.g. might be where the second column is /usr
After that, e.g. if it should be /usr
cd /usr
du -sk * 2>/dev/null

What's the output of the following commands?

df -h /tmp
du -a /tmp

Don't you have shell / command line access to this server, so that you can check what is stored under /tmp?

Please provide some more details about what you are talking.
If it's private (but just in this case) send me a private message via the forum.

linux.cero.07 wrote: ↑01 Feb 2024, 16:04 I don't think it's a mistake, or is it?

Everything is OK from your side.
There is just no check for this MySQL version available in current MantisBT check function.