> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephanie Sullivan [mailto:bq (at mark) aviaweb.com]
> Sent: Sunday, August 30, 2009 7:15 PM
> To: coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org
> Subject: [coba-e:15965] Re: Quota Warning
>
> Darrell
>
> Have you checked the logs directory? I believe the default log rotation
> size
> is 10% of the site quota. There is the web log, the mail log, the ftp
> log...
> that could account for 3GB right there.
>
> I have also seen bayes files get out of control if you have a spamassasin
> package installed, but never into the GB range.
>
> If you have imported sites, or extracted large tar files, I've run into
> uid/gid collisions on file ownerships that have led to odd and often
> disturbing over quota situations.
>
> One way to discover this is to use the find command. Please check for the
> exact syntax, but something like:
>
> find /home -user foo >user_files.txt
> find /home -group sitenn >group_files.txt
>
> Then look for files that may be outside the site's root listed in either
> of
> the saved files.
>
> Oh yes, you might look in the logs folder because owner/group may be
> mis-set. Or different.
>
> Hope this helps.
This is confusing. Not your post, the way disk usage is reported.
On the site's usage page in the admin GUI:
Disk Space Used (MB) 5,009.52
Disk Space Free (MB) 4,990.48
Percentage Used 50%
Then:
Anonymous FTP (MB): 1124.18 of 10000 (11%)
Usage Logs (MB): 6873.13 of 10000 (69%)
Followed by all the users, a total of 1002MB.
How can the top of the page show disk space used is 5GB when the logs
themselves are over 6GB?