Disk space allocated per user

[behinam]

I want to allocate extra disk space to each cPanel user, but the User don't see this extra disk space.
For example : I allocate 2G Disk to cPanel user but in user panel show 1G. I want add permanent disk space but Not visible for users.

 

[quietFinn]

I want to allocate extra disk space to each cPanel user, but the User don't see this extra disk space.
For example : I allocate 2G Disk to cPanel user but in user panel show 1G. I want add permanent disk space but Not visible for users.

How did you "allocate extra disk space"?

 

[cPRex]

It would be good to know how the disk space change was allocated to the users. Once we know that we can get you more information on what could be causing the issue.

 

[behinam]

I want the disk space to be floating and not restricted, if a user uses more than the allocated disk space size....

 

[quietFinn]

I want the disk space to be floating and not restricted, if a user uses more than the allocated disk space size....

Then you can set Disk Quota to Unlimited.

 

[behinam]

Then you can set Disk Quota to Unlimited.

I don't want to be unlimited, Even if it's unlimited, I don't want it displayed on the user cPanel side.
The user disk size is not limited but displays the restriction of his / her choice plan when orderd.

 

[cPRex]

I guess I'm not completely sure what you would like to change. Is there any way you could provide a screenshot or let us know the specific area of the interface where you are seeing an issue?

 

[behinam]

I want the disk space to be floating, not limited, no problem uploading the file if the user upload files in the host more than specified host size in plan .

 

[quietFinn]

I want the disk space to be floating, not limited, no problem uploading the file if the user upload files in the host more than specified host size in plan .

That is not possible in cPanel server, either the account has a quota limit or it's unlimited, and if the account is over quota then no files can be uploaded to that account.
If the disk space was "floating", as you say, it's the same as it was unlimited. Many users don't pay attention to the quota limit until they hit the limit.