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Disk quota exceeded, files uploaded 0KB

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elsalvador

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Hello everyone,

I've replaced my old Plesk 7.5 server with a new server with Plesk 8.0. However, when uploading files with a FTP client to a domain which quota is exceeded, all files are getting filesize 0kb :confused: . It's very annoying, since we receive no notice about it at all.

Can anyone tell me how to change this settings on our server? I just want to upload all files and be noticed when the quota is exceeded, not changing the files to 0kb.

Thanks in advance
 
I'm having the exact same problem. In limits as well as under setup, I have i.e. 100 MB and the client is only using 25 MB and is getting a disk quota exceeded warning.

Did someone fix this issue?

Gijsbert
 
Hi there, changing the limits is not the thing I want: with hunderds of websites we manage and update, it is possible we forgot to change one limit and the site is then replaced bij 0kb files.

No one with a good idea!?
 
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