When I first login, it shows me a nice report of each site, mailbox, etc and how much disk space they use. However the first list, the web disk usage stays empty - it shows every site as using 0 bytes. This is a centos 9 system, but I never enabled the system quota at linux level - could that be the reason? Many thanks, -t
That's, in fact, the case. Disk usage is a quota report, and not activating a quota means no disk usage reporting or quota functions.
Many thanks. I just added UUID=xxxx / xfs defaults,noatime,nodiratime,uquota,gquota 0 1 into fstab, added : GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=".... rootflags=usrquota,grpquota" to /etc/default/grub, re-created the /boot/grub2/grub.cfg and rebooted. now we wait I guess Regards, -turgut
This might not be enough for existing sites as they have all been added without quota. You can try to run Tools > Resync to see if this fixes the issue.
Yep, I did the resync, still at zero. It occurred to me that xfs has different commands, like xfs_quota etc, maybe ispconfig is looking for the traditional ext2/3/4 commands?
I'm working on adding XFS support. Can I assume that the "/" will be where the /var/www is always located on ispconfig systems? I need to query its block size. Thanks!
The 'root' of all websites is typically /var/www and we recommend not to change it, but it is configurable under System > Server config > Web, so there might be systems where it is not /var/www
