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Mojor BUG In plesk 9.0.1

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Michael eddy

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Dear Users

I would like to bring to your notice a mojor devastating issue in plesk 9

As you are well are that in Plesk 8.6 there were following levels
Admin > Clients > domain
If we allocate 100 MB with 2 setups to a client he was able to allocate IE. 50 MB to 1 and 50 MB to other and after that it showed that resources exhausted .This is typically a case where overselling is not allowed .

Now with a Plesk 9 following changes happened . Apart from existing level a new level of reseller has been added which could create clients accounts as well and had features of overselling .

If we allocate 100 MB with 2 setups to a reseller following cases happened .

CASE1 : Oversellining ALLOWED : The reseller is able to create clients/domains with more than allocated resources .
CASE2 : Overselling is not allowed : The reseller is not able to create clients with more than allocated resources but is STILL ABLE TO CREATE DOMAINS WITH MORE THAN ALLOCATED RESOURCES .

THIS IS RESULTING INTO AN ISSUE WHERE THE PLESK CONTROL PANEL IS FORCING TO ALLOW OVERSELL . IF OVERSELL FEATURE IS OFF THEN EVEN DOMAINS SHOULD NOT GET CREATED WITH MORE RESOURCES THEN ALLOCATED .

CASE3 : In case when overselling is not allowed . If reseller creates a client within his limits then still client is able to oversell the disk space more than purchased value .


URGENT attention required in this regard by plesk before all of us get blown off.

Michael eddy.
 
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