In our control panels the disk usage and disk space remaining are not showing accurate numbers. Thing is that if I check the user\'s quota at the command line, it accurately shows the correct quota usage. Is this a bug in the current release? Is there something I need to do to make this work correctly?
Gee, I would have never thought of that 
My problem is not one that others have had as far as I can tell. That\'s why I posted it.
The quota system works. That is, when I check a user\'s quota from the command line it reports the correct amounts. The problem I have is that the control panel displays incorrect amounts. I have tried the iniquota script and all other suggestions, but the control panel displays quotas that are not related to the actual quotas reported by the OS.
Is there something specific that you think answers my question?
[Edited on 11/4/01 by pfmartin]
My problem is not one that others have had as far as I can tell. That\'s why I posted it.
The quota system works. That is, when I check a user\'s quota from the command line it reports the correct amounts. The problem I have is that the control panel displays incorrect amounts. I have tried the iniquota script and all other suggestions, but the control panel displays quotas that are not related to the actual quotas reported by the OS.
Is there something specific that you think answers my question?
[Edited on 11/4/01 by pfmartin]
this is a known bug in the Red Hat kernel (before 2.4.12)
All DarkOrb will tell you to do is to upgrade your kernel
All DarkOrb will tell you to do is to upgrade your kernel
Wow, so even if the quota system works at the OS level (the kernel reports quotas just fine) then they are still saying it\'s a kernel issue? Strange, it has been working for about 2 years now and then suddenly it stops working? I guess I will open a ticket on this. Thanks for your help!