hi guys, I am just curious as to how "good" ispcfg works with quota. as an example I have a site with a quota of 5000MB, when I go into ispcfg => sites => thissite => STATISTICS I see: below this I see: Storage Space: 5000MB used: 11011.74k DB::MySQL 11011.7k I never had ispcfg showing me more correct data, I thought its just not working... But quota is implemented right because I got an email about this site exceeding its quota just several minutes ago, saying. Group: web2 Used Storage Space: 5081.53 MB Allocated Storage Space: 5000.00 MB so quota is indeed working. I wanted to see where these 5GBs are located so I tried: h5810:/var/www# du -s -c -h web2/ 3,9G web2/ 3,9G insgesamt so where would the rest of 5081 GB be ? how can I locate that? I set their logsize to 10% in ispcfg and now watch this: h5810:/var/www/web2# du -s -c -h log/ 768M log/ 768M insgesamt how can that be? 768 >>> 500 (=10% of 5000) I really hope somebody can help clarify these..
I guess you have not configured ISPConfig to use the du command with sudo: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2064 Otherwise the admispconfig user is not able to get the correct size of the website directory. You can verify this by logging in as root, run du for a special website directory, then run "su admispconfig" t switch to the ispconfig user and run the same du command. I also recommend to have a look at your /tmp directory and /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/temp directory if there are any files from this user or group.
I followed the advice given in that link, still I did not find anything from this group (web2) inside /tmp nor inside /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/temp ... is there a command to find everything belonging to a certain group?
Hi Tenaka, you can find all files belonging to a group with > find / -group web2 I used this for exactly the same problem. Greets, Alex
Hi there, for your interest: In Fedora Core 6 there is by default a special setting in the sudo config file. This switch has to be changed if you want to use sudo in php scripts. type "visudo" and search for Code: Defaults requiretty I commented this out (with a #) and everything worked fine. Apparenly Fedora Core 6 is the only OS that has the setting and it's very hard to find/ guess good search terms to find any info about this switch. That's why i'd like to add some more key words here for others experiencing the same problem: Code: - $go_info["server"]["sudo_du_enabled"] = true; - /root/ispconfig/httpd/logs/error_log - sudo: sorry, you must have a tty to run sudo - FC6 Fedora 6 Greets, Alex
