Hello,
My customer said his webmail login page shows over quota error. When I checked his account, it was over quota. I have increased his cPanel user quota. However, the over quota issue still appears in the cPanel account and in webmail accounts.
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Internal Server Error
User 'useraccount' is over quota.
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What should I do?? For one cPanel user running /script/upcp is ridiculous still I have made it. However the "User 'useraccount' is over quota" still appears in the cPanel and webmail.
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Solution:
1) First check if the user quota is available. I mean, check if the user has enough diskspace and still if the issue appears follow the steps below.
2) First run /scripts/fixquotas or /scripts/fixquotas --force
Check if this fix this issue.
3) If not, then
# cd /var/cpanel/overquota/
# ll |grep username
-rw------- 1 root root 41 Mar 27 17:26 username
#
# mv username username_bak
#
#/etc/init.d/cpanel restart
This will fix the issue 100%. Ask the user to clear the browser cache and verify the same from your end.
4) If you still have this issue go for /scripts/upcp --force
Thats it...... :)
Please let us know your comments if it is useful to you.
My customer said his webmail login page shows over quota error. When I checked his account, it was over quota. I have increased his cPanel user quota. However, the over quota issue still appears in the cPanel account and in webmail accounts.
----------------------------------
Internal Server Error
User 'useraccount' is over quota.
----------------------------------
What should I do?? For one cPanel user running /script/upcp is ridiculous still I have made it. However the "User 'useraccount' is over quota" still appears in the cPanel and webmail.
--------
Solution:
1) First check if the user quota is available. I mean, check if the user has enough diskspace and still if the issue appears follow the steps below.
2) First run /scripts/fixquotas or /scripts/fixquotas --force
Check if this fix this issue.
3) If not, then
# cd /var/cpanel/overquota/
# ll |grep username
-rw------- 1 root root 41 Mar 27 17:26 username
#
# mv username username_bak
#
#/etc/init.d/cpanel restart
This will fix the issue 100%. Ask the user to clear the browser cache and verify the same from your end.
4) If you still have this issue go for /scripts/upcp --force
Thats it...... :)
Please let us know your comments if it is useful to you.
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