how much ram used each account holder.

smartshovon

• October 03, 2013 12:10

how i can check which account used how much ram.

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 03, 2013 17:28

  Hello :) The following thread should be helpful, assuming you are attempting to gather that information via API: External cPanel Statistics Thank you.

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  KostonConsulting

  • October 11, 2013 19:02

  cPanel doesn't provide per user memory usage information via API (or non-API unless I'm mistaken). If you're on CentOS, I'd recommend installing smem: #yum install smem
  You can get per user memory usage with the -u flag like so: # smem -u User Count Swap USS PSS RSS haldaemon 1 1612 4 14 112 dbus 1 320 4 23 136 xfs 1 396 60 69 164 cpanel 1 0 136 281 1092 mailnull 1 328 324 331 808 postgres 5 1960 596 785 2748 named 1 1788 2600 2611 3112 tomcat 1 36136 20468 20491 21092 mysql 1 47316 29516 29551 30204 mailman 9 628 49676 50298 62484 root 55 13484 126880 151425 210068 nobody 10 6476 172896 179761 252260
  However, to get this information remotely (or via WHM addon), you will need an interface for that. You can create a custom API module for this. Here's an example where I created a custom module to get the main domain for an account. You can use the sample principles but instead parse and return the output from #smem -u | grep $user (or something similar).

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