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Limits disk space

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alexcar

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Hi!

I basically want to give me customers a fixed amount of disk space. I don't care whether it's used for Mail, Database or Web, just that they don't go over their full disk quota.

Please... :confused:
 
Plesk support both hard and soft quotas. Only requirement vhost folder must be located on NTFS volume.
You can configure quota as follow:
1.Soft quota: Plesk CP->Domains-><domain name>->Limits ->Disk Space
2. Hard quota:plesk CP->Domains-><domain name>->Setup-> Hard disk quota


John S.G
 
Originally posted by JackL
Plesk support both hard and soft quotas. Only requirement vhost folder must be located on NTFS volume.
You can configure quota as follow:
1.Soft quota: Plesk CP->Domains-><domain name>->Limits ->Disk Space
2. Hard quota:plesk CP->Domains-><domain name>->Setup-> Hard disk quota


John S.G

that only works for FTP/web space and doesnt limit DB/mail.
 
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