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    Default strange...disk space on new account

    I just made a new account
    500meg 15 gb band.
    and it show that there is 857 meg of space used already. I just created it, how can this be?

    What do i need to do to fix this?

    thanks
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    Default Re: strange...disk space on new account

    Originally posted by tlp
    I just made a new account
    500meg 15 gb band.
    and it show that there is 857 meg of space used already. I just created it, how can this be?

    What do i need to do to fix this?

    thanks
    du -h -s /home/[insert username here]/*

    to see where its going

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    I tried a another account creation.
    It says "can not create _Private_ " with the red exclamation..

    SHows nothing......humm
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    Originally posted by tlp
    I tried a another account creation.
    It says "can not create _Private_ " with the red exclamation..

    SHows nothing......humm
    It can't create the _private directory (related to Frontpage) because you've run out of disk space. Get results from the above command and paste it here.

    -Troy

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    Thanks for the command. Here's what I get on an account that says it is using 65 mb:

    8.0k /home/nb/etc
    20k /home/nb/mail
    8.0k /home/nb/public_ftp
    1.2M /home/nb/public_html
    876k /home/nb/tmp
    0 /home/nb/www

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    Originally posted by WebmastTroy
    It can't create the _private directory (related to Frontpage) because you've run out of disk space. Get results from the above command and paste it here.

    -Troy
    Here are the results for tlp's server when the above command is run.
    4.0K /home/wwwwhat/mail
    8.0K /home/wwwwhat/public_ftp
    20K /home/wwwwhat/public_html
    0 /home/wwwwhat/www

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    Any Ideas folks...

    This is nuts..
    I create an account and it already is in the Negitive.
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    you could run find / -user username -type f -exec du -hs {} \; (as root from a ssh shell prompt)

    to run du -hs on any files anywhere in the system which are owned by username

    Alternatively you could run repquota -a|grep username (or w/o the grep to get description for the various fields depending on how your system is partioned you will get a entry for partition/drive (.e.g /etc /usr /var etc) quota is enabled on

    have a look @ http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?threadid=9605 as well if you have not already done so

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    TLP,

    Did you ever get an absolute solution on this problem? I'm having a similar problem that effects about 20 users.

    I did the search for UID, nothing strange found.
    Turned quoatas off, on then ran fixquota, still no luck.

    In the words of tlp, "This is nuts"!

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    Still NUTZ.....
    There has got to be a simple fix for this we are over looking..
    Any more Ideas?

    Hard to set up accounts using WHM-AP whe the account is -857 meg to start.

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    I have the same problem

    I ended up creating a dummy account using the 62.18 megs, that worked, then I du -h -s and showed the account was using 3k?


    any ideas Cpanel techs?

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    same problem here... =x =x

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    Any chance of getting this corrected Cpanel techs? It sucks paying so much money for this software and having bugs like this in it.



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    Originally posted by InternetPEI
    Any chance of getting this corrected Cpanel techs? It sucks paying so much money for this software and having bugs like this in it.



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    Did you do a ticket?

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