Inode usage per domain

[ultimatehosting]

Would be nice to have a feature where inode usage is displayed under each domain's cPanel and can be controlled by root/reseller.

[cPanelDavidG]

Would be nice to have a feature where inode usage is displayed under each domain's cPanel and can be controlled by root/reseller.

Did you really mean per-domain or did you mean per-account? I ask because quotas, disk space calculations etc. are done per-account in a cPanel environment.

[MironJ]

Hello,

+1 for this

Inode usage per account and an option to limit creating a full cpanel backup if inode is over some limit (>200.000) or disk space usage is over some defined limit (>10GB).

Creating real-time full cpanel backup on account with many inodes or big files (>1GB) cause high I/O usage and everything is slowed down for a few hours (no mater if is 'nice +19' on backup process).

[Datcrack]

We NEED this.

[cPanelTristan]

For the time being, you could do the following:

find /home -maxdepth 1 -type d | while read -r dir; do printf "%s:\t" "$dir"; find "$dir" | wc -l; done

You'd get a return such as the following:

root@host [/home]# find /home -maxdepth 1 -type d | while read -r dir; do printf "%s:\t" "$dir"; find "$dir" | wc -l; done
/home:	36757
/home/installd:	7964
/home/tristan2:	4
/home/cpfoo:	37
/home/freetype-1.3.1:	509
/home/tristan3:	4
/home/cpeasyapache:	21365
/home/cpfoo2:	37
/home/.cpanm:	3
/home/tritan5:	4
/home/danielle:	2267
/home/.cpcpan:	219
/home/endar:	4340
/home/.cpan:	1

You could cron this to run every day for the command, then have it email you the information.