what do you know about openclaw? can we install here? should it be installed locally or on the remote server?


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Research OpenClaw

Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


Research OpenClaw


I don't have permission to use web search in this environment (Claude Code is running in don't ask mode). However, I can provide you with information about OpenClaw based on my knowledge:

**OpenClaw** is an open-source, cross-platform game engine and framework primarily designed for creating 2D games. Here are the key aspects:

**What it is:**
- An open-source game development framework based on the Claw game engine
- Supports cross-platform development (Windows, Linux, macOS)
- Written in C++ with support for various scripting languages

**What it does:**
- Provides core game engine functionality for 2D game development
- Handles sprite rendering, animation, physics, input handling, and sound
- Includes level editing tools and asset management
- Supports tile-based and sprite-based games

**Installation:**
- Typically installed locally on a developer's machine
- Can be built from source code (available on GitHub)
- Requires a C++ compiler and development environment
- Uses standard build systems like CMake

**Local vs. Server:**
- **Primarily local**: OpenClaw is designed for local game development, installed on individual developer machines
- Compiled games/applications created with OpenClaw can be deployed on servers if needed, but the engine itself is not a server-based system
- It's a client-side game development tool

To get the most current and detailed information about OpenClaw, I recommend:
1. Visiting the official GitHub repository for OpenClaw
2. Checking the project's documentation and README files
3. Reviewing any recent releases and updates

Would you like me to help you with anything specific about OpenClaw, or do you need information about something else?

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Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


Let me also search the web directly for more current information.


WebSearch

Question: OpenClaw software 2026 what is it installation


Question: OpenClaw CRM legal software


Web search results for query: "OpenClaw software 2026 what is it installation"

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Based on the search results, here's what OpenClaw is and how to install it:

## What is OpenClaw?

OpenClaw is a free and open-source autonomous artificial intelligence agent developed by Peter Steinberger that can execute tasks via large language models, using messaging platforms as its main user interface. It's a personal AI assistant you run on your own devices that answers you on the channels you already use like WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Google Chat, Signal, and iMessage.

The project was originally published in November 2025 under the name Clawdbot, was renamed "Moltbot" on January 27, 2026, and then renamed to "OpenClaw" three days later.

## Installation

The installer script is the recommended way to install OpenClaw, as it handles Node detection, installation, and onboarding in one step.

### Basic Installation Steps:

The recommended approach is: `npm install -g openclaw@latest` or `pnpm add -g openclaw@latest`, then `openclaw onboard --install-daemon`.

The preferred setup involves running the onboarding wizard (openclaw onboard) in your terminal, which guides you step by step through setting up the gateway, workspace, channels, and skills.

### Platform-Specific Notes:

On Windows, OpenClaw is strongly recommended to run under WSL2. OpenClaw can be installed on Mac, Linux, Windows, iOS, and Android via npm, a one-liner, Docker, or from source.

### System Requirements:

The runtime requires Node ≥22.

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Question: OpenClaw software 2026 what is it installation

Install - OpenClaw

openclaw - npm

OpenClaw — Personal AI Assistant

OpenClaw - Wikipedia


Web search results for query: "OpenClaw CRM legal software"

Links: [{"title":"MCP Integrations for OpenClaw | Connect Your Tools","url":"https://mylegalacademy.com/kb/openclaw-mcp-integrations"},{"title":"OpenClaw vs ChatGPT vs Copilot for Law Firms | My Legal Academy","url":"https://mylegalacademy.com/kb/openclaw-vs-chatgpt-copilot"},{"title":"🦞 What People Are Actually Doing With OpenClaw: 25+ Use Cases","url":"https://www.forwardfuture.ai/p/what-people-are-actually-doing-with-openclaw-25-use-cases"},{"title":"The Easiest OpenClaw Setup: Zero-Terminal Deployment with Antigravity","url":"https://mylegalacademy.com/kb/openclaw-zero-cost-setup"},{"title":"OpenClaw - Wikipedia","url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenClaw"},{"title":"SOUL.md Mastery: Legal Compliance Templates for OpenClaw","url":"https://mylegalacademy.com/kb/openclaw-soul-md-templates"},{"title":"OpenClaw Token Optimization with Kimi K2.5 | Cost Reduction Guide","url":"https://mylegalacademy.com/kb/openclaw-token-optimization"},{"title":"OpenClaw Review 2026: How Does It Work?","url":"https://cybernews.com/ai-tools/openclaw-review/"},{"title":"33 OpenClaw Automations You Can Set Up in 30 Minutes That Start Making You Money Tonight 🦞 | by Phil | Rentier Digital Automation | Feb, 2026 | Medium","url":"https://medium.com/@rentierdigital/33-openclaw-automations-you-can-set-up-in-30-minutes-that-start-making-you-money-tonight-f8c3b8a402f1"},{"title":"What is OpenClaw? Your Open-Source AI Assistant for 2026 - Latenode Blog","url":"https://latenode.com/blog/ai/ai-agents/what-is-openclaw"}]

Based on the search results, here's what I found about OpenClaw and its use in legal software:

## What is OpenClaw?

OpenClaw is a free and open-source autonomous artificial intelligence agent that can execute tasks via large language models, using messaging platforms as its main user interface. The project was originally published in November 2025 by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger, and it achieved popularity in late-January 2026, with the project moving to an open-source foundation after Steinberger announced he would be joining OpenAI on February 14, 2026.

## OpenClaw for Legal Practices

OpenClaw has significant applications for law firms. OpenClaw is an agent framework that orchestrates AI capabilities to complete multi-step tasks autonomously. For legal intake specifically, when a message comes in, OpenClaw asks qualifying questions, captures information, books a consultation on the calendar, and sends alerts—with the client receiving a confirmation text and the attorney receiving a qualified lead.

Key integrations for law firms include Google Calendar (automated booking), GoHighLevel/Amicus Pro (CRM integration), Gmail (email management), Zapier (connecting to 8,000+ apps including Clio and MyCase), and Facebook Ads monitoring.

## Compliance and Security Considerations

For legal use, SOUL.md is a markdown file that defines how OpenClaw AI behaves—functioning like an employee handbook that sets personality, rules, intake questions, and boundaries. The SOUL.md templates include explicit rules like "NEVER give legal advice" and "Always clarify you are not an attorney," which prevent unauthorized practice issues.

However, OpenClaw's design has drawn scrutiny from cybersecurity researchers due to the broad permissions it requires, as the software can access email accounts, calendars, messaging platforms, and other sensitive services, presenting security and privacy risks if misconfigured.

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Question: OpenClaw CRM legal software

OpenClaw - Wikipedia

OpenClaw Review 2026: How Does It Work?


Now let me look at your current environment to assess what's best for installation.


Bash

node --version 2>/dev/null; npm --version 2>/dev/null; which node 2>/dev/null; uname -a

Check Node.js and npm availability on server


v10.19.0
6.14.4
/usr/bin/node
Linux slpx2 5.4.0-164-generic #181-Ubuntu SMP Fri Sep 1 13:41:22 UTC 2023 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux


Here's what I found:

---

## What is OpenClaw?

**OpenClaw** (formerly "Clawdbot" / "Moltbot") is a **free, open-source autonomous AI agent** — essentially a personal AI assistant you self-host that can:

- Receive messages and execute multi-step tasks via LLMs
- Integrate with messaging channels: WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, iMessage, Signal, Google Chat
- Automate workflows: intake forms, calendar booking, CRM updates, email
- Connect to tools via MCP integrations and Zapier (8,000+ apps)

It's especially interesting for your CRM context — there are documented use cases for **legal intake automation** (qualifying questions, booking consultations, CRM integration with GoHighLevel, Clio, etc.).

---

## Local vs. Remote Server?

**OpenClaw is designed to run on a server** (or always-on device), not a local developer machine, because:

- It needs to be **always listening** on messaging channels
- It runs as a **daemon** process
- It handles **inbound messages** and triggers workflows autonomously

So installing it on this server (`slpx2`) makes sense conceptually.

---

## Can We Install Here?

**There's a problem:** OpenClaw requires **Node >= 22**, but this server has **Node v10.19.0** — which is far too old.

Options:
1. **Upgrade Node.js** on this server to v22+ (using `nvm` or NodeSource)
2. **Run via Docker** (avoids the Node version conflict)
3. **Install on a separate server/VPS** dedicated to OpenClaw

Would you like to proceed with one of these approaches? Docker is probably the safest option since it won't disturb the existing Node/npm setup on this server.

---

Sources:
- [OpenClaw GitHub](https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw)
- [OpenClaw Official Site](https://openclaw.ai/)
- [OpenClaw Install Docs](https://docs.openclaw.ai/install)
- [OpenClaw npm Package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/openclaw)
- [OpenClaw Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenClaw)
- [OpenClaw for Legal Practices - My Legal Academy](https://mylegalacademy.com/kb/openclaw-mcp-integrations)
- [OpenClaw Review 2026 - Cybernews](https://cybernews.com/ai-tools/openclaw-review/)


Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.

Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


WebSearch

Question: OpenClaw what is it what does it do

Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


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Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


Question: OpenClaw installation how to install

Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


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Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


Question: OpenClaw local installation server deployment

Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


Prompt: Search for information about "OpenClaw" - what is it, what does it do, how is it installed, and whether it's typically installed locally or on a server. Search the web for current information.


* openclaw states can automatically improve itself
* also that can do repetitive tasks each day
* how can it read emails?
it's what we are also trying to achive with our chrome extension, may I have some insigths please?


Let me research these specific aspects in depth.


Question: OpenClaw self-improvement autonomous AI agent how it works 2026


Question: OpenClaw email reading Gmail integration how it works


Question: OpenClaw daily scheduled tasks automation repetitive workflows


Web search results for query: "OpenClaw email reading Gmail integration how it works"

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Based on the search results, here's how OpenClaw's email reading Gmail integration works:

## Connection Methods

OpenClaw connects to Gmail via IMAP to read messages and SMTP to send replies. However, there are actually multiple technical approaches available:

1. **IMAP/SMTP Method**: OpenClaw connects to Gmail via IMAP to read messages and SMTP to send replies. It polls the inbox at intervals, such as every 1–5 minutes.

2. **Gmail REST API with OAuth 2.0**: This method uses the Gmail REST API with OAuth 2.0 tokens. It provides structured access to threads, labels, metadata, and advanced queries without storing raw passwords.

3. **Gmail Pub/Sub (Most Advanced)**: This is the most advanced option. Gmail sends events to Google Pub/Sub whenever mailbox changes occur. Pub/Sub pushes notifications to a webhook endpoint on your VPS. OpenClaw receives the payload and triggers workflows instantly.

## Capabilities

When connected to Gmail, it becomes a self-hosted AI email assistant capable of reading messages, summarizing threads, drafting replies, applying labels, and routing alerts across your messaging channels.

OpenClaw doesn't store your emails. It reads them on-demand when you ask.

## Authentication

Gmail (and most Google APIs) use OAuth so OpenClaw can access your mailbox without your password. You create a project in Google Cloud, enable the Gmail API, create OAuth client credentials, and add them to your OpenClaw configuration. Then you complete a one-time sign-in in the browser; after that the skill can read and send mail on your behalf.

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Question: OpenClaw email reading Gmail integration how it works

Gmail PubSub - OpenClaw


Web search results for query: "OpenClaw self-improvement autonomous AI agent how it works 2026"

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Based on the search results, here's what OpenClaw is and how it works:

## Overview

OpenClaw is a free and open-source autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent developed by Peter Steinberger that can execute tasks via large language models, using messaging platforms as its main user interface. OpenClaw achieved popularity in late-January 2026, credited to its open source nature and the viral popularity of the Moltbook project.

## How It Works

OpenClaw is a single long-lived Node.js process called the Gateway that handles everything: channel connections, session state, the agent loop, model calls, tool execution, and memory persistence. It's running an autonomous loop that can take multiple actions, check results, adjust its approach, and keep going until the job is done.

When you send a message, OpenClaw receives it through the channel you set up, passes your request to the AI model which figures out what needs to be done, then selects the appropriate skill and the code carries out the task automatically with results saved locally.

## Key Features

OpenClaw bots run locally and are designed to integrate with an external large language model such as Claude, DeepSeek, or one of OpenAI's GPT models, with functionality accessed via a chatbot within a messaging service such as Signal, Telegram, Discord, or WhatsApp, while configuration data and interaction history are stored locally enabling persistent and adaptive behavior across sessions.

## Self-Improvement Capability

OpenClaw can enhance its own capabilities by autonomously writing code to create relevant new skills to execute your desired tasks, implement proactive automation, and maintain long-term memory of user preferences. Through a quasi-recursive model, the agent identifies repetitive tasks and writes its own code to automate them, shifting the workload from token-heavy reasoning to zero-cost local code execution.

## Notable Impact

It gained over 100,000 GitHub stars in under a week after its launch in late January 2026, making it one of the fastest-growing open-source repositories in GitHub history.

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Question: OpenClaw self-improvement autonomous AI agent how it works 2026

OpenClaw - Wikipedia

OpenClaw Review 2026: How Does It Work?


Web search results for query: "OpenClaw daily scheduled tasks automation repetitive workflows"

Links: [{"title":"OpenClaw Task Automation Tutorial | Automate Repetitive Workflows","url":"https://openclaw-ai.online/tutorials/use-cases/task-automation/"},{"title":"Cron Jobs - OpenClaw","url":"https://docs.openclaw.ai/automation/cron-jobs"},{"title":"OpenClaw use cases: 25 ways to automate work and life","url":"https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/openclaw-use-cases"},{"title":"OpenClaw Cron Jobs Automation Makes Daily Tasks Run Themselves","url":"https://juliangoldie.com/openclaw-cron-jobs-automation/"},{"title":"OpenClaw Cron Jobs - Building Proactive AI Automation","url":"https://zenvanriel.nl/ai-engineer-blog/openclaw-cron-jobs-proactive-ai-guide/"},{"title":"OpenClaw Workflow Automation Removing 80 Percent Of Daily Busywork","url":"https://juliangoldie.com/openclaw-workflow-automation/"},{"title":"OpenClaw Explained: Your Complete Guide To Understanding AI Automation In 2026 - Softtechhub","url":"https://softtechhub.us/2026/02/16/openclaw-explained/"},{"title":"Configuring OpenClaw","url":"https://dougvos.com/configuring-openclaw/"},{"title":"Top 10 OpenClaw Use Cases in 2026: What People Actually Do With It | Simplified","url":"https://simplified.com/blog/automation/top-openclaw-use-cases"},{"title":"The Complete OpenClaw Architecture That Actually Scales — Memory, Cron Jobs, Dashboard, and the Mistakes Everyone Makes | by Phil | Rentier Digital Automation | Feb, 2026 | Medium","url":"https://medium.com/@rentierdigital/the-complete-openclaw-architecture-that-actually-scales-memory-cron-jobs-dashboard-and-the-c96e00ab3f35"}]

Based on the search results, here's what I found about OpenClaw's daily scheduled tasks automation and repetitive workflows:

## Overview

OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent that doesn't just answer questions; it carries out tasks for you. When you connect it to tools like your calendar, email, file system, or terminal, it can create files, send messages, run commands, and update systems without you having to step in each time.

## Cron Jobs for Scheduled Automation

Cron is the Gateway's built-in scheduler. It persists jobs, wakes the agent at the right time, and can optionally deliver output back to a chat. If you want "run this every morning" or "poke the agent in 20 minutes", cron is the mechanism.

OpenClaw supports three distinct scheduling patterns. "At" schedules handle one-shot execution, running once at a specific time. "Every" schedules create interval-based repetition like "every 30 minutes" or "every 6 hours". Cron expressions unlock the full power of traditional Unix scheduling with five-field expressions. "0 9 * * 1" means 9 AM every Monday, enabling complex schedules like "every weekday at 8 AM" or "the first day of each month at noon."

## Common Use Cases

When to use this: You have recurring work (daily summaries, periodic reports, or event-driven tasks) that you want the assistant to run without you asking every time. Cron handles schedules; webhooks handle triggers from GitHub, Sentry, or other tools.

It can handle reporting, monitoring, browser automation, lead tracking, scheduling, content repurposing, and multi-agent coordination.

## Examples

One example creates a comprehensive daily report every evening at 6 PM that summarizes today's calendar events, lists completed tasks, checks for important emails, and provides tomorrow's agenda.

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Question: OpenClaw daily scheduled tasks automation repetitive workflows

Cron Jobs - OpenClaw

Configuring OpenClaw


Let me also look at your current project to understand what your Chrome extension is doing.


Bash

ls /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/ 2>/dev/null | head -30

List project files


11262025reportsV3.zip
11262025rootphp.zip
__20260102bMonV3_2.zip
bMon
bMonV1
bMonV2
bMonV212192025.zip
bMonV3
bMonV312192025.zip
bMonV3 2
bMonV3_2
bookingMonitor
__daily_scraper.log
__ddbgHotelRun.log
__ddbgServerLoadVals.log
dev1
extension2
extension212152025.zip
extension212182025.zip
extension2v1
gMailExt
__load_balancing.log
__off16152025bMon
responses
shareDT
v16_11102025.zip


ls /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/gMailExt/ 2>/dev/null && ls /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/ 2>/dev/null | head -20

List Gmail extension and extension2 files


chrome-extension
2025-12-14-this-session-is-being-continued-from-a-previous-co.txt
AI_ANALYSIS_IMPROVEMENTS.md
aiapi
backup_20251217_005857
cache
__changes
check_schema.php
chrome-extension
CLAUDE.md
cli
composer.json
composer.lock
config
__daily_scraper.log
database
__ddbgHotelRun.log
__ddbg_room_props.log
__ddbgServerLoadVals.log
__ddbgSQ.log
delete_old_files.sh


ls /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/gMailExt/chrome-extension/ 2>/dev/null && echo "---" && ls /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/chrome-extension/ 2>/dev/null | head -20

List chrome extension files in both directories


background.js
contentScript.js
icon-128.png
icon-16.png
icon-32.png
icon-48.png
manifest.json
options
panel.css
---
background.js
contentScript.js
css
icons
lib
manifest.json
popup.html
popup.js
README.md


cat /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/gMailExt/chrome-extension/manifest.json && echo "===" && head -60 /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/gMailExt/chrome-extension/background.js

Read Gmail extension manifest and background script


{
  "manifest_version": 3,
  "name": "Gmail Voice Reply Assistant",
  "version": "0.1.1",
  "description": "Reads Gmail threads aloud, converses with you by voice, and drafts context-aware replies using OpenAI Realtime models.",
  "permissions": [
    "activeTab",
    "storage",
    "scripting"
  ],
  "host_permissions": [
    "https://mail.google.com/*",
    "https://api.openai.com/*"
  ],
  "background": {
    "service_worker": "background.js",
    "type": "module"
  },
  "action": {
    "default_title": "Gmail Voice Reply Assistant",
    "default_icon": {
      "16": "icon-16.png",
      "32": "icon-32.png",
      "48": "icon-48.png",
      "128": "icon-128.png"
    }
  },
  "options_page": "options/options.html",
  "content_scripts": [
    {
      "matches": [
        "https://mail.google.com/*"
      ],
      "js": [
        "contentScript.js"
      ],
      "css": [
        "panel.css"
      ],
      "run_at": "document_idle"
    }
  ],
  "web_accessible_resources": [
    {
      "resources": [
        "panel.css"
      ],
      "matches": [
        "https://mail.google.com/*"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

===
const OPENAI_CHAT_MODEL = 'gpt-4o-mini';
const OPENAI_REALTIME_MODEL = 'gpt-4o-realtime-preview-2024-12-17';

async function getSettings() {
  return new Promise((resolve) => {
    chrome.storage.sync.get(
      {
        openAiKey: '',
        voice: 'verse',
        temperature: 0.4
      },
      (items) => resolve(items)
    );
  });
}

async function analyzeThread({ threadText, userPrompt }) {
  const { openAiKey, temperature } = await getSettings();
  if (!openAiKey) {
    throw new Error('Missing OpenAI API key. Please add it in the extension options.');
  }

  const systemPrompt =
    'You are an email copilot. Read the Gmail thread provided, summarize the conversation, and craft a professional reply draft. Output JSON in the format {"summary": "...", "reply": "..."} without Markdown fences.';

  const userContent = [
    {
      type: 'text',
      text: `Gmail thread:\n${threadText}\n\nUser guidance (if any): ${userPrompt || 'None'}`
    }
  ];

  const response = await fetch('https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {
      Authorization: `Bearer ${openAiKey}`,
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    },
    body: JSON.stringify({
      model: OPENAI_CHAT_MODEL,
      temperature,
      messages: [
        { role: 'system', content: systemPrompt },
        { role: 'user', content: userContent }
      ]
    })
  });

  if (!response.ok) {
    const text = await response.text();
    throw new Error(`OpenAI analysis failed: ${text}`);
  }

  const data = await response.json();
  const content = data.choices?.[0]?.message?.content ?? '';
  try {
    return JSON.parse(content);
  } catch (err) {
    return {
      summary: content,


Now I have a very clear picture. Here's a comprehensive breakdown:

---

## OpenClaw — The 3 Features You Asked About

### 1. Self-Improvement (Autonomous Skill Writing)

OpenClaw uses a **quasi-recursive model**:

1. You ask it to do something repeatedly
2. It detects the pattern and **writes its own Node.js code** (a new "skill")
3. Next time, it runs that skill locally — **no LLM token cost**, pure code execution
4. Skills accumulate, making the agent progressively more capable over time

This is essentially **code generation + caching of reasoning** — it trades expensive LLM calls for cheap local code runs.

---

### 2. Repetitive Daily Tasks — Cron Jobs

OpenClaw has a **built-in scheduler** (cron). You configure it in natural language or with cron expressions:

```
"Every weekday at 8 AM: check emails, summarize leads, update CRM"
0 9 * * 1-5  →  runs automatically
```

Output can be pushed back to a messaging channel (WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.). No manual triggering needed.

---

### 3. How It Reads Emails

Three methods, from simplest to most powerful:

| Method | How | Latency |
|---|---|---|
| **IMAP polling** | Connects like a mail client, checks every 1-5 min | ~minutes |
| **Gmail REST API + OAuth** | Uses Google's API, structured access to threads/labels | ~seconds |
| **Gmail Pub/Sub (webhook)** | Google pushes a notification to your server the instant mail arrives | **real-time** |

The OAuth flow: you create a Google Cloud project → enable Gmail API → generate credentials → paste into OpenClaw config → one browser sign-in → done. OpenClaw never stores your raw password.

---

## How This Compares to Your Chrome Extension

Your `gMailExt` extension (`Gmail Voice Reply Assistant`) already does something **very similar** but with a key architectural difference:

| | Your Extension | OpenClaw approach |
|---|---|---|
| **Where it runs** | Inside Chrome, user must have Gmail open | Server daemon, always running |
| **Email access** | Reads DOM from the Gmail page | Gmail API / IMAP / Pub/Sub |
| **AI** | Calls OpenAI directly (GPT-4o) | Pluggable — Claude, GPT, DeepSeek |
| **Scheduling** | Manual — user clicks | Cron jobs, fully automatic |
| **Reply drafting** | Yes (JSON `{summary, reply}`) | Yes |
| **Voice** | Yes (OpenAI Realtime) | No (text-based) |
| **Always-on** | No — only when Chrome is open | Yes |

### Key Insight for Your Project

The **biggest limitation** of your Chrome extension approach is that it **requires Chrome to be open and the user to be on Gmail**. OpenClaw solves this by reading email server-side via the Gmail API.

**What you could borrow from OpenClaw's approach:**
1. **Gmail API + OAuth** on your backend server — lets you read/process emails without Chrome being open
2. **Scheduled server-side processing** — run email analysis via cron, push results to your CRM automatically
3. **Webhook-driven** — process emails the instant they arrive (Pub/Sub), not waiting for the user

Your voice feature is actually something OpenClaw *doesn't* have — that's a differentiator worth keeping.

---

Sources:
- [OpenClaw Architecture - innFactory](https://innfactory.ai/en/blog/openclaw-architecture-explained/)
- [OpenClaw Cron Jobs Docs](https://docs.openclaw.ai/automation/cron-jobs)
- [OpenClaw Gmail Pub/Sub Docs](https://docs.openclaw.ai/automation/gmail-pubsub)
- [OpenClaw Gmail Integration Guide](https://www.getopenclaw.ai/help/email-gmail-integration)
- [OpenClaw Self-Improvement - DigitalOcean](https://www.digitalocean.com/resources/articles/what-is-openclaw)
- [OpenClaw Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenClaw)


on this comp can we install openclaw?


Let me check the system requirements more thoroughly.


node --version; npm --version; docker --version 2>/dev/null; docker-compose --version 2>/dev/null; free -h; df -h / ; cat /etc/os-release

Check system specs, Node, Docker, memory, disk


v10.19.0
6.14.4
              total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:          7.6Gi       5.4Gi       502Mi        94Mi       1.7Gi       1.8Gi
Swap:          23Gi       9.0Gi        14Gi
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda1        38G   35G  1.4G  97% /
NAME="Ubuntu"
VERSION="20.04.4 LTS (Focal Fossa)"
ID=ubuntu
ID_LIKE=debian
PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS"
VERSION_ID="20.04"
HOME_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/"
SUPPORT_URL="https://help.ubuntu.com/"
BUG_REPORT_URL="https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/"
PRIVACY_POLICY_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/legal/terms-and-policies/privacy-policy"
VERSION_CODENAME=focal
UBUNTU_CODENAME=focal


nvm --version 2>/dev/null; curl --version | head -1; which curl; which wget

Check nvm, curl, wget availability


curl 7.68.0 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu) libcurl/7.68.0 OpenSSL/1.1.1f zlib/1.2.11 brotli/1.0.7 libidn2/2.2.0 libpsl/0.21.0 (+libidn2/2.2.0) libssh/0.9.3/openssl/zlib nghttp2/1.40.0 librtmp/2.3
/usr/bin/curl
/usr/bin/wget


**Short answer: not recommended right now.** Here's why:

---

## System Check Results

| Requirement | Needed | Current | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Node.js | >= 22 | v10.19.0 | **FAIL** |
| Docker | optional | not installed | unavailable |
| RAM | ~1GB free | 502MB free (1.8GB available) | marginal |
| **Disk space** | several GB | **1.4GB free (97% full)** | **CRITICAL** |

---

## The Real Blockers

### 1. Disk is almost full (97% used — only 1.4GB free)
This is the most serious problem. Installing Node 22 alone would take ~200MB, and OpenClaw with its dependencies (npm packages) would likely need 500MB–1GB more. **You'd likely run out of disk mid-install and corrupt things.**

### 2. Node.js is v10 — needs v22
A major version upgrade is required. This is doable with `nvm`, but risky on a nearly-full disk.

---

## Recommendation

Before even attempting OpenClaw here, you'd need to:

1. **Free up disk space** — the server is at 97%, that needs to be addressed regardless
2. **Upgrade Node.js** to v22 via `nvm`
3. Then install OpenClaw

Want me to help identify what's taking up disk space so we can clean it up first? That would be the logical first step.


pls find the space issue


du -sh /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -20

Find largest directories in dev1


du -sh /var/log/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -10

Check log file sizes


du -sh /var/www/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -10

Check all var/www directories


21G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3
2.4G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMon
653M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV1
647M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bookingMonitor
645M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2
612M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2v1
83M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/v16_11102025.zip
78M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3_2
38M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3 2
34M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension212182025.zip
32M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension212152025.zip
29M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV2
13M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/__off16152025bMon
1.6M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/__20260102bMonV3_2.zip
888K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/responses
708K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV312192025.zip
596K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/11262025reportsV3.zip
376K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV212192025.zip
92K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/11262025rootphp.zip
68K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/gMailExt


269M	/var/log/apache2
253M	/var/log/mongodb
203M	/var/log/zabbix
145M	/var/log/journal
60M	/var/log/newrelic
29M	/var/log/auth.log.1
21M	/var/log/auth.log
19M	/var/log/php_errors8.0.log
4.3M	/var/log/letsencrypt
3.6M	/var/log/syslog.1


Check all var/www directories


<task-notification>
<task-id>bcaac86</task-id>
<output-file>/tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/bcaac86.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Check all var/www directories" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>
Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/bcaac86.output


83G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com
71G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com
57G	/var/www/mysql
17G	/var/www/homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com
16G	/var/www/newgen
12G	/var/www/__fromFreeCRM
9.2G	/var/www/bkhsazureSugarEnt
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile3
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile2
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile
Command running in background with ID: bcaac86. Output is being written to: /tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/bcaac86.output


du -sh /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -20

Drill into bMonV3 which is 21GB


14G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/__ddbg_room_props.log
3.5G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/__ddbgReults.log
1.9G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/__daily_scraper.log
607M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/__load_balancing.log
578M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/logs2
391M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/node_modules
247M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/fetchMysqlPool
229M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/__ddbgHotelRun.log
147M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/fetchMysql
68M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/logs
16M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/__ddbgServerLoadVals.log
13M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/fetchMysql20260106.zip
2.4M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/reportsV3
1.2M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/vendor
156K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/scripts
120K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/getHotelAndRoomDetails_pool_temp_896623.php
120K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/getHotelAndRoomDetails_pool_temp_896594.php
120K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/getHotelAndRoomDetails_pool_temp_896120.php
120K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/getHotelAndRoomDetails_pool_temp_895575.php
120K	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/bMonV3/getHotelAndRoomDetails_pool_temp_895529.php


du -sh /var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -10

Drill into extension2 which is 645MB


235M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/memory-service
170M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/__ddbg_room_props.log
140M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/vendor
46M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/public
23M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/__daily_scraper.log
7.5M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/__load_balancing.log
6.2M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/existingExtension
5.1M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/__ddbgSQ.log
4.3M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/nohup.out
4.0M	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com/dev1/extension2/__ddbgHotelRun.log


Found it. The picture is very clear:

---

## Space Hogs — Summary

### In `bMonV3/` alone = **21GB** of mostly log files:

| File | Size |
|---|---|
| `__ddbg_room_props.log` | **14 GB** |
| `__ddbgReults.log` | **3.5 GB** |
| `__daily_scraper.log` | **1.9 GB** |
| `__load_balancing.log` | 607 MB |
| `logs2/` folder | 578 MB |
| `__ddbgHotelRun.log` | 229 MB |
| `logs/` folder | 68 MB |

### Other bloat:
| Location | Size | Type |
|---|---|---|
| `extension2/__ddbg_room_props.log` | 170 MB | log |
| `/var/log/apache2` | 269 MB | system logs |
| `/var/log/mongodb` | 253 MB | system logs |
| `/var/log/zabbix` | 203 MB | system logs |

---

## Quick Win: Clearing just the debug logs in `bMonV3/` would free ~**20GB**

Those `__ddbg*.log` files are debug/scraper logs — safe to truncate (not delete, in case processes are writing to them).

Want me to truncate them? I'll use `truncate -s 0` which empties the file without deleting it (so any running process won't break). That alone should bring the disk from 97% to well under 50%.


     1→83G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com
     2→71G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com
     3→57G	/var/www/mysql
     4→17G	/var/www/homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com
     5→16G	/var/www/newgen
     6→12G	/var/www/__fromFreeCRM
     7→9.2G	/var/www/bkhsazureSugarEnt
     8→8.1G	/var/www/swapfile3
     9→8.1G	/var/www/swapfile2
    10→8.1G	/var/www/swapfile
    11→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

83G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com
71G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com
57G	/var/www/mysql
17G	/var/www/homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com
16G	/var/www/newgen
12G	/var/www/__fromFreeCRM
9.2G	/var/www/bkhsazureSugarEnt
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile3
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile2
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile


The full `/var/www` breakdown adds more context. The server is carrying a lot:

| Directory | Size |
|---|---|
| `hansen.danmarcrm.com` | 83 GB |
| `mssql.danmarcrm.com` | 71 GB |
| `mysql` | 57 GB |
| `homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com` | 17 GB |
| `newgen` | 16 GB |
| `__fromFreeCRM` | 12 GB |
| `bkhsazureSugarEnt` | 9.2 GB |
| `swapfile` x3 | 24 GB (3 × 8.1GB swap files!) |

---

The disk is 38GB total, but this server clearly has **way more data than that** — which means much of it must be on a different mount/partition. The 38GB root partition (`/dev/sda1`) is what's at 97%.

The **immediate fix** is still the same: those debug logs in `bMonV3/` are eating ~20GB of the root partition.

**Shall I go ahead and truncate the debug logs in `bMonV3/`?** These files:

```
bMonV3/__ddbg_room_props.log   → 14 GB
bMonV3/__ddbgReults.log        →  3.5 GB
bMonV3/__daily_scraper.log     →  1.9 GB
bMonV3/__load_balancing.log    →  607 MB
bMonV3/__ddbgHotelRun.log      →  229 MB
```

That would recover roughly **20 GB** in one shot and bring the disk well below 50% usage. Just confirm and I'll do it safely with `truncate -s 0`.


pls search local comp too here we are having a space issue too


Show all mounted filesystems and disk usage


Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev            3.8G     0  3.8G   0% /dev
tmpfs           776M   13M  764M   2% /run
/dev/sda1        38G   35G  1.3G  97% /
tmpfs           3.8G     0  3.8G   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs           5.0M     0  5.0M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs           3.8G     0  3.8G   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/sda15      253M  6.1M  247M   3% /boot/efi
/dev/sdb        345G  325G  5.3G  99% /var/www
tmpfs           776M  508K  776M   1% /run/user/0


du -sh /var/www/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -20

Top directories on /dev/sdb (var/www)


du -sh /var/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -15

Top directories on root partition


Top directories on /dev/sdb (var/www)


<task-notification>
<task-id>bec5a4b</task-id>
<output-file>/tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/bec5a4b.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Top directories on /dev/sdb (var/www)" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>
Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/bec5a4b.output


83G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com
57G	/var/www/mysql
52G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com
17G	/var/www/homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com
16G	/var/www/newgen
12G	/var/www/__fromFreeCRM
9.2G	/var/www/bkhsazureSugarEnt
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile3
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile2
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile
4.8G	/var/www/px
3.1G	/var/www/__logsAndFilesHansenMoved09152024
2.8G	/var/www/hsapp.danmarcrm.com
2.3G	/var/www/__root
2.3G	/var/www/devhansen.danmarcrm.com
1.6G	/var/www/hsazureFromBk
1.4G	/var/www/s
1.3G	/var/www/__mysqlOff
1.3G	/var/www/comp_danm_iah_toupdate4.sql
1.1G	/var/www/touchstone.danmarcrm.com
Command running in background with ID: bec5a4b. Output is being written to: /tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/bec5a4b.output


Top directories on root partition


<task-notification>
<task-id>b7e199c</task-id>
<output-file>/tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/b7e199c.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Top directories on root partition" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>
Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/b7e199c.output


306G	/var/www
21G	/var/lib
1019M	/var/log
126M	/var/cache
34M	/var/wwwShopify
3.3M	/var/backups
64K	/var/spool
48K	/var/tmp
4.0K	/var/opt
4.0K	/var/mail
4.0K	/var/local
4.0K	/var/crash
4.0K	/var/agentx
0	/var/run
0	/var/lock
Command running in background with ID: b7e199c. Output is being written to: /tmp/claude-0/-var-www-mssql-danmarcrm-com-dev1/tasks/b7e199c.output


du -sh /var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -15

Drill into hansen.danmarcrm.com (83GB)


du -sh /var/www/mysql/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -10

Drill into mysql directory (57GB)


50G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__downloadedFiles
23G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/logs
3.5G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__fileRequestsHistory
935M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__uploadReqsDone
821M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__testFilesDMC
511M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/ddbgHSReqs.log
420M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__createCtReqs
355M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__ddbgFileDDDDDDDDDDPFFFFFFFFf.log
304M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__uploadReqsAlreadyRun
278M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__ddbgHS.log
183M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__ddbgPost.log
174M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__php_error.log
172M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/tacofslog
163M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__ProdAddToAcct.log
161M	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com/__ddbgAggregationAdd.log


15G	/var/www/mysql/mssql
9.2G	/var/www/mysql/finservdna
8.3G	/var/www/mysql/homefrontbrands
7.4G	/var/www/mysql/booking_analysis
5.4G	/var/www/mysql/newgen1
2.2G	/var/www/mysql/ilmme
1.9G	/var/www/mysql/xeralicht
1.8G	/var/www/mysql/zabbix
1.6G	/var/www/mysql/lusiomme
1.6G	/var/www/mysql/hoganpx


Here's the full picture across **both disks**:

---

## Two Disks, Both Nearly Full

| Disk | Size | Used | Free | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `/dev/sda1` (root) | 38 GB | 35 GB | **1.3 GB** | **97%** |
| `/dev/sdb` (`/var/www`) | 345 GB | 325 GB | **5.3 GB** | **99%** |

---

## `/dev/sdb` — Top Space Users (345GB disk, 99% full)

### `hansen.danmarcrm.com` — 83 GB
| Path | Size |
|---|---|
| `__downloadedFiles/` | **50 GB** |
| `logs/` | **23 GB** |
| `__fileRequestsHistory/` | 3.5 GB |
| `ddbgHSReqs.log` | 511 MB |
| `__ddbgFileDDD...log` | 355 MB |
| Various other `__ddbg*.log` | ~600 MB |

### `mysql/` — 57 GB (actual database files)
| DB | Size |
|---|---|
| `mssql` | 15 GB |
| `finservdna` | 9.2 GB |
| `homefrontbrands` | 8.3 GB |
| `booking_analysis` | 7.4 GB |
| `newgen1` | 5.4 GB |

### Other big items
| Path | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| `swapfile` x3 | **24 GB** | 3 swap files — likely redundant |
| `mssql.danmarcrm.com/bMonV3/__ddbg*.log` | ~20 GB | Debug logs |
| `__fromFreeCRM/` | 12 GB | Old migration data? |
| `bkhsazureSugarEnt/` | 9.2 GB | Old backup? |

---

## Safest Quick Wins (without touching databases or active code)

| Action | Est. Recovery | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Truncate `bMonV3/__ddbg*.log` files | ~20 GB | Very low |
| Truncate `hansen/__ddbg*.log` files | ~2 GB | Very low |
| Truncate `hansen/logs/` old logs | up to 23 GB | Low (check age first) |
| Review 3x swapfiles (likely only need 1) | up to 16 GB | Medium |
| Review `__downloadedFiles/` (50 GB) | up to 50 GB | Check with you first |

**The debug log truncations alone could recover ~22 GB safely.** Want me to proceed with those first?


     1→83G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com
     2→57G	/var/www/mysql
     3→52G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com
     4→17G	/var/www/homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com
     5→16G	/var/www/newgen
     6→12G	/var/www/__fromFreeCRM
     7→9.2G	/var/www/bkhsazureSugarEnt
     8→8.1G	/var/www/swapfile3
     9→8.1G	/var/www/swapfile2
    10→8.1G	/var/www/swapfile
    11→4.8G	/var/www/px
    12→3.1G	/var/www/__logsAndFilesHansenMoved09152024
    13→2.8G	/var/www/hsapp.danmarcrm.com
    14→2.3G	/var/www/__root
    15→2.3G	/var/www/devhansen.danmarcrm.com
    16→1.6G	/var/www/hsazureFromBk
    17→1.4G	/var/www/s
    18→1.3G	/var/www/__mysqlOff
    19→1.3G	/var/www/comp_danm_iah_toupdate4.sql
    20→1.1G	/var/www/touchstone.danmarcrm.com
    21→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

83G	/var/www/hansen.danmarcrm.com
57G	/var/www/mysql
52G	/var/www/mssql.danmarcrm.com
17G	/var/www/homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com
16G	/var/www/newgen
12G	/var/www/__fromFreeCRM
9.2G	/var/www/bkhsazureSugarEnt
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile3
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile2
8.1G	/var/www/swapfile
4.8G	/var/www/px
3.1G	/var/www/__logsAndFilesHansenMoved09152024
2.8G	/var/www/hsapp.danmarcrm.com
2.3G	/var/www/__root
2.3G	/var/www/devhansen.danmarcrm.com
1.6G	/var/www/hsazureFromBk
1.4G	/var/www/s
1.3G	/var/www/__mysqlOff
1.3G	/var/www/comp_danm_iah_toupdate4.sql
1.1G	/var/www/touchstone.danmarcrm.com


Nothing new — this confirms what we already found. The numbers match exactly.

---

To summarize both disks cleanly:

## Full Space Map

**`/dev/sdb` (`/var/www`) — 345GB, 99% full**

| # | Path | Size | What it likely is |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | `hansen.danmarcrm.com/` | 83 GB | Active site — but 50GB downloaded files + 23GB logs |
| 2 | `mysql/` | 57 GB | Live databases — don't touch |
| 3 | `mssql.danmarcrm.com/` | 52 GB | Active site — 20GB is debug logs |
| 4 | `homefrontbrands.danmarcrm.com/` | 17 GB | Site |
| 5 | `newgen/` | 16 GB | Site |
| 6 | `__fromFreeCRM/` | 12 GB | Old migration data |
| 7 | `bkhsazureSugarEnt/` | 9.2 GB | Old backup |
| 8 | `swapfile` x3 | **24 GB** | 3 swap files — probably only need 1 |
| 9 | `__logsAndFilesHansenMoved09152024` | 3.1 GB | Old archived logs from Sept 2024 |
| 10 | `comp_danm_iah_toupdate4.sql` | 1.3 GB | Loose SQL dump file |

**`/dev/sda1` (root `/`) — 38GB, 97% full**

| Path | Size |
|---|---|
| `/var/log/apache2` | 269 MB |
| `/var/log/mongodb` | 253 MB |
| `/var/log/zabbix` | 203 MB |

---

## Recommended Cleanup Plan (ask before each group)

| Priority | Action | Recovers | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| **1 — Safe** | Truncate `__ddbg*.log` in `bMonV3/` | ~20 GB | None |
| **2 — Safe** | Truncate `__ddbg*.log` in `hansen/` | ~2 GB | None |
| **3 — Check** | Review `hansen/__downloadedFiles/` | up to 50 GB | Need your call |
| **4 — Check** | Review `hansen/logs/` | up to 23 GB | Check age first |
| **5 — Check** | Remove 2 of the 3 swapfiles | ~16 GB | Confirm which to keep |
| **6 — Check** | Delete `__logsAndFilesHansenMoved09152024` | 3.1 GB | Archived Sept 2024 |
| **7 — Check** | Delete `comp_danm_iah_toupdate4.sql` | 1.3 GB | Loose SQL dump |
| **8 — Check** | Review `__fromFreeCRM/` + `bkhsazureSugarEnt/` | 21 GB | Old backups? |

**Want me to start with priority 1 — truncating the debug logs in `bMonV3/`?** That's the safest 20GB win with zero risk.


     1→306G	/var/www
     2→21G	/var/lib
     3→1019M	/var/log
     4→126M	/var/cache
     5→34M	/var/wwwShopify
     6→3.3M	/var/backups
     7→64K	/var/spool
     8→48K	/var/tmp
     9→4.0K	/var/opt
    10→4.0K	/var/mail
    11→4.0K	/var/local
    12→4.0K	/var/crash
    13→4.0K	/var/agentx
    14→0	/var/run
    15→0	/var/lock
    16→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

306G	/var/www
21G	/var/lib
1019M	/var/log
126M	/var/cache
34M	/var/wwwShopify
3.3M	/var/backups
64K	/var/spool
48K	/var/tmp
4.0K	/var/opt
4.0K	/var/mail
4.0K	/var/local
4.0K	/var/crash
4.0K	/var/agentx
0	/var/run
0	/var/lock


No new surprises there. It confirms the root partition breakdown:

| Path | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| `/var/www` | 306 GB | Mounted on `/dev/sdb` — already analyzed |
| `/var/lib` | **21 GB** | System libraries, DB engines — worth checking |
| `/var/log` | 1 GB | Apache, MongoDB, Zabbix logs |
| `/var/cache` | 126 MB | Safe to clear |

One thing worth drilling into — `/var/lib` at **21 GB** on the root partition is notable. Let me check what's in there:


du -sh /var/lib/* 2>/dev/null | sort -rh | head -15

Drill into /var/lib to find large subdirectories


15G	/var/lib/mysql
5.6G	/var/lib/mongodb
245M	/var/lib/apt
124M	/var/lib/gems
91M	/var/lib/mecab
43M	/var/lib/dpkg
4.4M	/var/lib/letsencrypt
3.1M	/var/lib/command-not-found
2.3M	/var/lib/samba
1.1M	/var/lib/ucf
776K	/var/lib/php
608K	/var/lib/usbutils
584K	/var/lib/systemd
564K	/var/lib/cloud
44K	/var/lib/apache2


This adds more to the picture:

| Path | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| `/var/lib/mysql` | **15 GB** | MySQL data dir on root partition |
| `/var/lib/mongodb` | **5.6 GB** | MongoDB data on root partition |

So you actually have **two separate MySQL locations** — `/var/lib/mysql` (15GB on root) and `/var/www/mysql` (57GB on the data disk). Both are eating space.

---

## Updated Full Picture

**Root disk (`/dev/sda1`, 38GB, 97% full) — what's actually using it:**

| Path | Size |
|---|---|
| `/var/lib/mysql` | 15 GB — MySQL on root |
| `/var/lib/mongodb` | 5.6 GB — MongoDB on root |
| `/var/log` | 1 GB — system logs |
| rest of OS | ~14 GB |

**The root disk is tight because MySQL and MongoDB are sitting on it**, not on the larger `/dev/sdb` data disk.

---

## Priority Cleanup Plan (revised)

| Priority | Action | Recovers | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| **1 — Safe now** | Truncate `__ddbg*.log` in `bMonV3/` | ~20 GB (on sdb) | None |
| **2 — Safe now** | Truncate `__ddbg*.log` in `hansen/` | ~2 GB (on sdb) | None |
| **3 — Medium** | Clear `/var/log` old logs | ~800 MB (on root) | Low |
| **4 — Discuss** | Move MySQL/MongoDB data dir to `/dev/sdb` | ~21 GB freed on root | Needs planning |
| **5 — Discuss** | Review swapfiles x3 on sdb | ~16 GB | Confirm which to keep |
| **6 — Discuss** | `hansen/__downloadedFiles/` + `logs/` | up to 73 GB | Need your call |

**Ready to start with priority 1 — truncate the `bMonV3` debug logs?** Just say the word.


can you also check the local computer? not the remote ssh?


I don't have access to your local computer — I'm running entirely on the remote server (`slpx2`) via SSH. I can only see and interact with what's on this server.

To check your local machine's disk space you'd need to run these yourself:

**On Mac:**
```bash
df -h
du -sh ~/* | sort -rh | head -20
```

**On Windows:**
- Open **File Explorer** → right-click each drive → Properties
- Or run in PowerShell: `Get-PSDrive -PSProvider FileSystem`

**On Linux:**
```bash
df -h
du -sh /home/* | sort -rh | head -20
```

Once you run those and share the output, I can help you interpret and plan a cleanup — just paste the results here.