Unable to read /etc/quota.conf at /scripts/resetquotas line 23

[HostingZero.com]

Recently one of our servers suffered a hard disk failure. I copied everything to the new drive except quota.conf. Now, I don't have any access to quota.conf on the old hard drive. How can I reset everyone's quota to their plan's default? I tried modifying an account's quota, it said "The quota has been set to xxx" but when I check the account again, it still says "Unlimited" disk space.

Can anyone help please?

[chirpy]

There are a couple of issues:

1. Recreate /etc/quota.conf:

The file should be owned by root and chmod 644. Recreate it in the following format:
account=quota

Where account is the accountname and quota is the value in megabytes.

2. Make sure the OS quotas are actually working

Run /scripts/fixquotas this will check that the OS quotas are running and will also run /scripts/resetquotas which reads the quota.conf file

I'll also attach a perl script that I wrote that will recreate the quota.conf file with the default quotas for the users package so long as they have been set up correctly.

[HostingZero.com]

Thanks so much! That worked well. Much appreciated