I'm running ISPConfig 3.0.5.3 on two servers (one as a mirror), both of which have recently been upgraded to Wheezy. Quotas have worked as intended on this setup in the past. While updating templates I noticed that all quotas (web, mail, etc) are all showing in the overviews as unlimited. Usage is shown correctly. Quota appears to be working on both servers. The repquota command shows usage correctly but all hard and soft limits are shown as 0. The ISPConfig template and client pages show the limits correctly and these are also correct in the ISPConfig database. I've resynced everything and run the server.sh and cron_daily.sh scripts but all quotas still show as unlimited in the interface and in repquota. Any ideas? Really stumped by this one. Mods: Could you delete my original thread with the same title from ISPConfig3/General? Thanks!
Yep, and they're all correct in the corresponding DB table. For info I only have one mounted system volume so assuming /var/www sits comfortably within the / fstab. As I said it's worked before, seems to have gone awry recently, perhaps with the upgrade to Wheezy.
Thats strange as the dashlet gets the limit values from client table, its the same table were the client form gets the values from and the values are not stored anywere else. maybe there is something wrong with the myswl master/master replication? have you checked the replication state in mysql?
No MySQL errors. The limit_ fields in the client DB tables are correct and consistent across master and slave servers. The limit tab in ISPConfig's client view has the correct data (as per the DB). The overview on ISPConfig's home page shows correct usage but all limits as unlimited for all sites. Repquota shows the same into, correct usage but 0 limits.
Thats strange, did not had this problem yet in a current relaese. You are logged in as client (not admin) and the ispconfig version is the current one (3.0.5.3)?
Yep, 3.0.5.3. Logged in as client the account limits (mailboxes, domains etc) on the homepage are correct but soft and hard website hard disk quotas are unlimited. Used space shows correctly. Under 'Sites' / Website quota (harddisk) no data is displayed.
Can I assume that the quota limits in the DB are pushed to quota on the file system using server.sh and/or cron_daily.sh?
ah ok, then I miunderstood you. ISPConfig gets the quota values from the repquota command. The website quota is set in the filesystem when the website is created or when the quota value of a website is changed by server.sh script.
So if the quota details are correct in ISPConfig then presumably this information isn't being sent to quota by server.sh or quota isn't functioning correctly. If for example I wanted to try and set one of the users manually to test it, how would I set a hard and soft limit for their HDD space?
OK, so I've used edquota to add a 5GB soft limit to one of the clients (at group level). They've currently used 4.5GB. Using repquota -avug shows the limit correctly: Code: Block limits File limits Group used soft hard grace used soft hard grace ---------------------------------------------------------------------- client1 -- 4598484 5000000 0 172 0 0 However in the ISPConfig overview it still doesn't show: Code: Website Harddisk Quota Domain / Website Used space Soft limit Hard limit domain.tld 4490.71 MB unlimited unlimited I've tried remounting the volume and running server.sh but nothing changes. Unfortunately the packages I offer my users are based on usage so this presents me with something of a problem!
The values in ispconfig are not updated immediately. Please check again in an hour if the values are visible then.
Hmm, ok Maybe your server.sh process is not running or it fails for some reason. Please try the debug instructions at the end of this post: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58408 the process that writes the quota info into the database is the same one that writes changes to disk, so if it fails, ispconfig is not able to read or write quota.
Output from server.sh: Code: /sbin/mpt-status libkmod: ERROR ../libkmod/libkmod.c:554 kmod_search_moddep: could not open moddep file '/lib/modules/3.2.13-grsec-xxxx-grs-ipv6-64/modules.dep.bin' Failed to load mptctl /sbin/tw_cli Error: (CLI:003) Specified controller does not exist. /usr/bin/fail2ban-client /sbin/iptables /sbin/ip6tables finished.
It's worth noting that running server.sh soon after that came through clean. I believe the libkmod issues are due to the customer kernel my dedicated server provider use. As before however quotas have historically worked on this server so I don't think that's the root cause.
This can be ignored indeed. Its not related to your issue. You see these errors because your provider uses some kind of generic images which has drivers and software for raid controllers installed which does not exist as hardwre on your system. The errors are shown when ispconfig tries to query these tools for the raid state.
Is there anywhere else I should be checking for errors related to this issue? Everything looks fine but still not updating quotas!
Please post your /etc/fstab file and the output of: repquota -avug you dont have to post the full repquta output, a few lines with web user and client gropus is enough.
