**Hardware: x64
Internet access: ethernet at home
YunoHost version: 2.7.9
I have noticed that the /var partition is full. I can not update via the web module and my Nextcloud instance is not really working due to this.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
Hi @antaeusdk ,
You can search on this forum, but basically and in theory the steps are :
ppr
Thank you ppr for your response.
I feared that would be the solution.
Is there any dangers in changing /var to be on the same partition as / ? My reservations is just, that if 3GB wasn’t enough, then what is?
In my case i’ve / and /swap.
My /var is about 2.4 Go with this command
du -h /var
It would be better to contact YunoHost dev’s team in order to ask them the efficient size for your /var.
Maybe fix the new size at 6 Go could be enough but i’m not sure of that.
Note that to reduce and move your /home this will take a lot of time due to the 308 Go used, unlike for your /tmp and the resize of your /var they should be quicker.
ppr
Thank you for your response.
Right now, I don’t really know what to do. The last time I expanded my drive, my Seafile has to resync everything again, which took 3 days or so.
How do I get in contact with the developers?
Like this 
Hellow 
My first advice would be to have a look into what’s taking place and what you can gain. For instance, maybe clearing apt’s cache might allow to get some significant free space :
apt-get clean
If not, have a look at what’s taking space, so for example start with :
du -hs /var/*
I found that 1.1GB was taken by old apt packages, and was sorted tempoarily with a ap-get clean 
But, is it standard that the installer makes a 3GB partition with /opt? I can’t say that I remember I would have done such a thing.
Thank you in advance.