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Client limits being divided

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MikkyX

Guest
Hi,
Just installed Plesk and begun the wonderous process of selling off all the space I've got on the box.

To that end, I've set up some Client Templates, here's an example:

Domains: 30
Disk space: 10Gb
Bandwidth: 40Gb
Databases: 90

When a new client is created using this template, and they then log in to add a domain, a weird thing is happening - the domain is being allocated a share of the feature set equal to that feature divided by the number of domains.

e.g., each domain on this template would get:
Disk space: 10Gb / 30 = 333Mb
Bandwidth: 40Gb / 30 = 1.3Gb
Databases: 90 / 30 = 3

How do I prevent this so that the client is simply able to do what they like with each domain until their TOTAL allocation has been exhausted? e.g. if one domain needs 200Mb of space but they need 4Gb of space for another one. Do I need to let them manage the quotas etc. themselves ?
 
The easiest way is to let the client manage and partition off their domains.... This still can't surpass their "limit" in limits :) Hope this helps..
 
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