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Cpanel disk over usage than allowed

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    The first thing you may want to check is the WHM >> Tweak Settings option for "Include databases in disk usage calculations" - if that is off, it would be possible for the users to create large databases. If that is already enabled, you'll need to examine one of the accounts and see where the disk usage is. It's possible there are files that aren't owned by the user, such as files created by "nobody" and so they are not being added to that user's quota.
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  • retechpro
    The first thing you may want to check is the WHM >> Tweak Settings option for "Include databases in disk usage calculations" - if that is off, it would be possible for the users to create large databases. If that is already enabled, you'll need to examine one of the accounts and see where the disk usage is. It's possible there are files that aren't owned by the user, such as files created by "nobody" and so they are not being added to that user's quota.

    I"ve checked the one cpanel. Its actual storage is 1gb and it is using 1.6gb. I checked disk usage and 608mb used by public_html/ and 964mb used by etc/. why the site is still working. It must show error disk error.
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Like I mentioned, you'll need to check the actual files on the account to see *where* the disk usage is as that will give us more information. You'll also likely want to search by owner to see if there are files under the account not owned by that cPanel user.
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  • retechpro
    Like I mentioned, you'll need to check the actual files on the account to see *where* the disk usage is as that will give us more information. You'll also likely want to search by owner to see if there are files under the account not owned by that cPanel user.

    I checked. Only lscache owned by nobody user but lscache folder only have 1mb file. i am facing same issue with multiple cpanels. Recently one of the 1gb cpanel used 6gb space. but this cpanel is owned by reseller Not root owner.
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    If you aren't seeing anything obvious that would be causing the odd disk usage, you can always submit a ticket to our team so we can take a look.
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