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Limit inode usage.

darrencain shared this idea 11 years ago
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I know their is a file usage in cpanel, but no function to limit it.


We want a feature to be able to limit the inode/file usage per package.

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11.40 will provide "extensible account plans" so with a post hook on create account, you could in theory add that to account plans pretty easily.

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It would also be nice if this tied back/reported the number to WHMCS with the other account data.

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@cpaneltoddr:

We look forward to see this implemented with a good documentation... :)

Any ETA?

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Yes, this is a must have feature in hosting package creation... look forward to get it implemented ASAP...

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I second this idea, it would be nice to be able to get granular control of many different things we can sell/market in our different plans.


Integration with WHCMS is also a must so that it can be properly tracked and billed

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Currently you can get this feature in LVE with CloudLinux

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This has become a necessary feature for those of us who run shared hosting services with RHEL as our O/S which does not have the feature integrated. Will cPanel please consider giving this more priority? Thank you!

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FYI, this is a free feature, and works well, in CloudLinux.

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AFAIK There's only an inode count but not limit

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Incorrect.


"inodes Limits extension to LVE Manager allows you to set inodes limits for your customers. An inode is a data structure on a file system used to keep information about a file or a folder. The number of inodes indicates the number of files and folders an account has. inodes limits work on the level of disk quota, and will be enabled on /home partition only.

LVE Manager allows to set soft & hard IO limit.


•Hard limit prevents user from writing data to disk

•Soft limit can be exceeded for a period of time. The grace period can be set using: edquota -t"


See: http://docs.cloudlinux.com/inodes_limits.html

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Well, you're talking about Cloudlinux.


Cpanel provides free inode count only at least at the time of this writing.

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kabatak, of course I'm talking about CloudLinux. You replied to my comment about CloudLinux!

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We all know that this feature is available in CloudLinux. However there are many of us who use other OS's such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and we need this function.

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