Memory limit displayed as 1TB instead of 1GB in cPanel

4u123

• January 08, 2014 04:03

Just wanted to check that this is a display related bug and not a more serious issue. I noticed just now in a customers cpanel that their memory usage is showing as 348 / 1 TB CloudLinux is set to a 1GB memory limit per LVE.

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  Infopro

  • January 08, 2014 09:39

  I am seeing this as well.

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  __bliss

  • January 09, 2014 05:14

  This issue has been fixed in lvemanager-0.7-1.25. Check please if you have the latest lvemanager installed. If you have latest lvemanager and the bug is still present please submit a ticket at

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  4u123

  • January 09, 2014 09:18

  [quote="__bliss, post: 1545401">This issue has been fixed in lvemanager-0.7-1.25. Check please if you have the latest lvemanager installed. If you have latest lvemanager and the bug is still present please submit a ticket at

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  __bliss

  • January 09, 2014 10:51

  Could you please check currently installed lvemanager version with rpm -q lvemanager ? I'd recommend you to submit a ticket at

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  4u123

  • January 09, 2014 12:01

  [quote="__bliss, post: 1545571">Could you please check currently installed lvemanager version with rpm -q lvemanager ? I'd recommend you to submit a ticket at

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  __bliss

  • January 10, 2014 11:09

  cPanel supplies its own lvemanager which is pretty outdated. Installing CloudLinux lvemanager package via 'yum install lvemanager' updates it and adds many new features. Core functionality CloudLinux provides is available without lvemanager package installed. Thank you.

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  electric

  • January 16, 2014 15:16

  I'm not sure I understand why CloudLinux LVE Manager plugin doesn't have a spot to show current versions of the software. ie: Installed version of cagefs, alt-php, lve manager, lvestats, etc.. and then the most recent version available. This way, we can easily and quickly see if an upgrade is needed. Would be nice to link the "You should upgrade" link to the changelog... This seems such a basic concept, and I have no idea why CloudLinux developers haven't done this yet, as I am constantly seeing confusion over what is latest version, what version is installed, etc...

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  kernow

  • January 16, 2014 17:58

  You can subscribe to their rss feed to get the latest news on updates etc [url=http://www.cloudlinux.com/blog/clnews/rss/rss2]CloudLinux Unofficial News

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  jcfromkc

  • January 24, 2014 02:29

  [quote="__bliss, post: 1546352">cPanel supplies its own lvemanager which is pretty outdated. Installing CloudLinux lvemanager package via 'yum install lvemanager' updates it and adds many new features. Core functionality CloudLinux provides is available without lvemanager package installed. Thank you.
  I was having this issue. yum install lvemanager fixed it for me and added a fresh new look. Thx!

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