I have been going round and round with our unlimited disk space issues (where the quota is set to unlimited and /scripts/fixquotas does not work)
I have found in our case that this only happens when the name of the package has spaces in it ... i.e. our clients set with Virtual Two are given unlimited disk space, but virtualone clients are not (this just has to do with the way we put in the package name)
This happens the same way with reseller clients when the reseller has used a package name with a space in it (we have one, for example, that used "reseller_Package Premier" as a package name)
Can someone confirm this bug for me by testing it on your server (create a package with a space in the name, assign it to a user, and then run /scripts/fixquotas - they should go to unlimited MB)
Maybe we can sort out a way to change all package names to names without spaces (possibly a script to strip the spaces out automatically?) and then to change the users from the plan with the space in the name to the new plan.
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I have found in our case that this only happens when the name of the package has spaces in it ... i.e. our clients set with Virtual Two are given unlimited disk space, but virtualone clients are not (this just has to do with the way we put in the package name)
This happens the same way with reseller clients when the reseller has used a package name with a space in it (we have one, for example, that used "reseller_Package Premier" as a package name)
Can someone confirm this bug for me by testing it on your server (create a package with a space in the name, assign it to a user, and then run /scripts/fixquotas - they should go to unlimited MB)
Maybe we can sort out a way to change all package names to names without spaces (possibly a script to strip the spaces out automatically?) and then to change the users from the plan with the space in the name to the new plan.
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
