WHM showing space used: 0 meg

[hafislal]

In WHM all accounts showing space used: 0M

[hafislal]

Hello,

Any idea how to resolve it

[dalem]

/scripts/fixquotas

[madaboutlinux]

Login to server as root and execute the below command :-
/scripts/fixquotas

also make sure quota is enabled in /etc/fstab for that drive.

Hope, this should fix your issue.

[hafislal]

Hello,

I have run the script /scripts/fixquotas. But still it is showing space used 0M

[aby]

Have a check on these link.. it might help you.

http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=46538
http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=45644

[madaboutlinux]

Also check the following url :-

http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=42742

[Roy@ENHOST]

If you are on a VPS by any chance, you will not find any of the advice on this forums useful.
When I had the quota problem, I went through all of the suggestions in vain.
No offense at all to those who were trying to help, I still appreciate the spirit of sharing.

The key lies in the 'quotaugidlimit' QOS setting in Virtuozzo. You need to check the 'Limited' option in the QOS thats it. No need to modify the fstab or anything else.

Hope that helps!
Cheers!

[madaboutlinux]

If you are on a VPS by any chance, you will not find any of the advice on this forums useful.
When I had the quota problem, I went through all of the suggestions in vain.
No offense at all to those who were trying to help, I still appreciate the spirit of sharing.

The key lies in the 'quotaugidlimit' QOS setting in Virtuozzo. You need to check the 'Limited' option in the QOS thats it. No need to modify the fstab or anything else.

Hope that helps!
Cheers!

Yes, if its a VPS server you need to execute the below command on the main VPS server:-

vzctl set <VEID> --quotaugidlimit 500 --save
where,
<VEID> is the id of the VPS.
500 << you can set any number.

But Roy@ENHOST, if its not a VPS the above suggestions are useful.

[stphosting]

hello if the kernell wasn´t compile with quota support the used space will show always 0meg used, ask your provider that compile kernell with quota support

regards
Alex.

[cpanelben]

Also make sure that your backup directory is not the same as your home directory. ;-)

[Roy@ENHOST]

ROFL.
You cracked me up, Ben.

Also make sure that your backup directory is not the same as your home directory. ;-)