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    Default Disk Space Available Resets to Unlimited Space

    1.) I created a package with lets say 50 MB and then create a domain and put it on that.

    2.) When I login to the Cpanel and look at the Disk Space Available it says unlimited when it should say 50 MB.

    3.) I am able to log back into the WHM and edit the package without making changes, Just saving the the page.

    4.) I then go back to the cpanel and refresh the page and it then displays the correct disk space.

    5.) BUT it eventually goes back to unlimited.

    Any Ideas?

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    There is more than likely a problem with your quotas, try running /scripts/initquotas to see if that help. Some older Linux kernels are known to have issues with quotas.
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    What kernel are you working with exactly?
    This is Red 7.+ server install, right?

    Also, another script to use in this situation is /scripts/fixquotas - I would cron this, daily, or even twice a day, on the server in question. I *know* Nick is working on a more solid fix for this.... perhaps he has some more details, or he will be in touch soon.

    There are a multitude of different environments and potential setups for the quota system on redhat- as I understand it- so it is difficult to have an all-encompassing tie in to the cpanel system.

    But they are working on it, I've been told.
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    I ran both the scripts. The fixquotas appears to have resolved the issue. I also setup a cron job as a backup.

    It is Redhat 7.2 and there is a updated Kernal. I will update that which to my understanding after some investigation may also be causing part of this problem.

    Thanks,
    spoon

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    Default Thanks!!!

    I ran both the scripts. The fixquotas appears to have resolved the issue. I also setup a cron job as a backup.

    It is Redhat 7.2 and there is a updated Kernal. I will update that which to my understanding after some investigation may also be causing part of this problem.

    Thanks,
    spoon

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