Weird quota!

[Schaap]

Thank you for helping me.
First off all. I have a reseller account running on Cpanel Version R91

1.) I made a few account that didn't have a real domain name ( You know, .tk's ) But it seems that i can't check their bandwidth or disk quota usage. Is their any way to check this?

2.) This is rather a big problem. I just created a new account and it said "Space Used: 17mb" in both "List accounts" (WHM) and in the new account it's Cpanel. I tought it was caused by the frontpage extensions. So, i deleted the account and recreated it whitout frontpage extensions. The used space was again 17mb! this is rather a biggg problem cause if you buy 50mb, you can't afford to lose 17mb whitout putting any files on it. I created a second account, and that one had only a use of 6mb (same as the account before)
I have to say, this account has been moved from another server. What is the best I can do about this serious problem?

My excuses for any English writing faults I have made.

Thank you, Ben.

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[B12Org]

Have you tried to run the fixquota script? Assuming that you have root access that is,

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[Schaap]

ok, now, i created again the account ( 12 hours later ) and the problem seems to be fixed, maybe the server admin ran a script that fixed it?

But, has anyone got a solution for my bandwidth&webspace meter? ( for the fake domains, remember?)

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[Schaap]

Oh wait, i have just seen that the Cpanel is upgrated to the stable version..

Still need to fix that bandwidth problem

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[B12Org]

Thee is a way to check the disk quota usage and bandwidth under whm.

Disk Quotas: Under Whm goto List Accounts under account functions. That will show you the domain, username, date created, account space, disk usage and a couple other things.

Bandwidth: Under Whm, goto View Bandwidth Usage under acount functions

it should not matter if they are "real" domains or not, as long as they exist on the server and you are the owner of them (according to whm, not legally) they should show up in your panel.

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[Schaap]

Ok, it is my fault.
I heard it only updates once/day...

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[B12Org]

I think its actually twice per day, but you can make it update manually if you like.

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[hostcp3]

Not sure if this applies

but we had this issue on one server with a newly added account, we found another account which had a very high quota disproportionate in size to its plan ( 7 gigs), we reduced it back to one gig and the new account quota fixed itself immediately.

We had run /scripts/fixquotas 3 times beforehand without success.

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[Jemshi]

it may happen at times that files/folders in some other location that the user's home will be in users' ownership. ( at times, in /home/cpbackup/... ). This adds to the users' quota showing incorrect usage. In this case, you will have to use find like this

find /home -user username

to find all the files in users' ownership.

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