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Issue CGroups disk write/read not unlimited after a change!

B4c4rd1

Regular Pleskian
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PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE
Plesk Onyx, Version 17.0.17 Update #17, Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS‬, x64

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
If I once entered a value on disk read and disk write, it remains stored even when i go back to unlimitiert.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE
insert the Limit 50MB -> save.

Make sure the cache is cleared (On root shell):
Code:
echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches

Check with the following command (On limited user shell):
Code:
dd if=tempfile of=/dev/null bs=1M count=1024

ACTUAL RESULT
With Limit:
upload_2017-3-1_17-43-6-png.12177


Without limit ( Unlimited checkbox)
upload_2017-3-1_17-44-31-png.12178


EXPECTED RESULT
It is expected that the data transfer is set to unlimited.

ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Can someone confirm this issue? Or should I open my own thread for it?
 
I have forwarded it to developers for the further investigation. Will keep this thread updated with results.
 
Bug was confirmed and submitted as PPPM-5866
But there are two possible workarounds:
  • Unlimited limit will be applied after closing all active user-sessions.
  • On first step set limit to a very big value (1 Gb for example), apply it, and then set limit to unlimited.
 

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