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Stop Auto Suspending Accounts?

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    mattschinkel Active Member

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    Is there any way of disabling the "Auto Suspend Accounts" when a accounts bandwidth is exceeded.

    for one site only, and for the entire server?

    Thanks.

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    This is of course Highly Not recommended. I am not sure why do you want to do that.

    For all the server:
    In Tweak settings:
    [ ] Disable Suspending accounts that exceed their bandwidth limit (will clear all suspensions is disabled)

    For a single account:
    If you do not have to suspend an account when he exceed his bandwidth then give him Unlimited Bandwidth.

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    #2 mmkassem, Aug 2, 2003
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    If I disable it for the entire server, will I still get notified of accounts that exceed their bandwidth limit?


    If he is in a reseller account, will it still get suspended when the reseller account exceeds it's bandwidth limit?
     
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    It should notify you.


    I did not try, but it should.

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    I think it does, and I don't want it to. I would like to bill my client after usage.

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    Then check disable suspending ..etc or give the reseller Unlimited Bandwidth too.

    Notice: I DO NOT recommend giving unlimited bandwidth/space to any user except your own sites
     
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