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    Default Quota's Not Updating

    I just got a new box and I am having trouble with the quota's. They would not update at all so I ran /scripts/fixquotas and then re-booted the server, seemed fine once it reboot showed the disk usage. But my clients are uploading alot of stuff but the quota's are staying the same. Any suggestions?

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    Quotas are cached for awhile (15 minutes)...are you giving them time to update?

    Also is quota support in the kernel?

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    Yeah I was giving it enough time. About an hour or so. And the kernal is whatever came with it. How can I find out if it supports quota's or not?

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    Which operating system?

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    Linux 9 WHM 8.5.4

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    Did you try running quotacheck on that file system ?

    /sbin/quotacheck -cduv /dev/whatever

    Do not run this on a live server. It has to remount the filesystem in read only mode. So, better do it in single user mode.
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    How would I run that in single user mode?

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    get your NOC to do that for you.
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    LOL Yeah Right! I use managed.com, that would be like asking a wall to move. Any other suggestions?

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    Originally posted by ddeans
    LOL Yeah Right! I use managed.com, that would be like asking a wall to move. Any other suggestions?
    yea.. go physically to the server and do that yourself :-)
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    Originally posted by ddeans
    LOL Yeah Right! I use managed.com, that would be like asking a wall to move. Any other suggestions?
    I'm actually in the exact same position you are. I am at managed.com and have a quota issue. I sent a reformat request, so maybe that will help me.

    As for you, no idea =/

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    I have almost 200 Customer accounts on here! I can't have them format it. Is there any other alternative?

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    get cron to run fixquotas once a day maybe?

    cheaper than a reformat neway

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    Hey,
    Thanks alot!

    I setup cron and it does make it eaiser than a reformat!

    Thanks!

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