User ‘xxxxxx’ is over quota. cpanel
Thursday, February 17th, 2011solution is below
remove all the users from inside this /var/cpanel/overquota
Reference
http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/login-webmail-internal-server-error-user-over-quota-141325-p2.html
solution is below
remove all the users from inside this /var/cpanel/overquota
Reference
http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/login-webmail-internal-server-error-user-over-quota-141325-p2.html
du -sh *
to show the folders that is full
The solution is below
linux/plesk
# mysql_fix_privilege_tables --user=admin --password=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` --verbose
This should definitely fix the problem.
linux/cpanel
# mysql_fix_privilege_tables --user=root --password=<mysql password here> --verbose References http://linuxhostingsupport.net/blog/problem-adding-a-database-user-in-plesk-or-restarting-mysql-table-mysql-servers-doesnt-exist
How to enable FTP on Plesk
To enable FTP on plesk you will have to shell into the server. Once in your server you will have to run these commands.
To turn on FTP run:
chkconfig ftp_psa on
Turnning off the ftp service would be the first trouble shooting setup if the ftp service was running but not working.
To turn off FTP run:
chkconfig ftp_psa off
The FTP files for Plesk is located on the xinetd service. So make sure you have the xinetd is also turned on.
To check the status of xinetd run:
service xinetd status
To start if stop run:
service xinted start
And if you need to stop run:
service xinted stop
References
http://www.openkb.org/plesk-disable-ftp/
Thank you.