Hello, I've installed Ispconfig 3.0.4.6 in Debian Squeeze I'm working on a new server rsynced from old one. In ispconfig interface I can see a lot of mailbox accounts with 0 kb of "Mailbox Quota". squirrel works fine and I can see the real usage of the maibox hard disk. Is strange because not all the mailboxes shows 0Kb in the ispconfig "Mailbox quota". Looking the ispconfig cron.log I can see a lot of entries like this du: cannot access `/var/vmail/xxxxxx.com/xxxxxxx': No such file or directory How can I debug this behavior? Thanks.
Thanks Till, All files and folders are: drwx------ vmail vmail except: drwxr-xr-x 51 root root 4096 Jan 31 18:27 mailfilters
Ok, so thats ok. Does the path mentioned in the error message "/var/vmail/xxxxxx.com/xxxxxxx" exists? Or did you move the mailboxes to a different path and the old path is still in the mail_user database table for some mailboxes?
Yes. The path exists for every error message in the cron.log There are also several errors like this: find: `./system': Permission denied ¿Which script executes 'du' command to count the disk occupation of mailboxes? maybe I could follow it to find the error. Thanks.
/usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh This script runs as root user, run "crontab -l" as root user to see the cronjob entry.
Hello Till We can't find the problem for wich the mail quote is 0 on isp control panel. We can see in the cron.log file the following errors when we execute manually the script: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/cron_daily.sh find: `./bin': Permission denied find: `./lib': Permission denied find: `./dev': Permission denied find: `./system': Permission denied find: `./home': Permission denied find: `./usr': Permission denied find: `./var': Permission denied find: `./etc': Permission denied The script you comment /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh don't show any errors. Thanks
Mail quota doesn't work for me either, all mail boxes show something like 104 kb even though I know that some of them contains a lot more. Nonw of the mentioned scripts gives any errors.
