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How
do I find out how much of my quota I'm using?
Remember
that you have two
different allotments of disk space? That means that
you have two different quotas with Drizzle: your e-mail quota
and your web space quota. (Of course, if you have more than
one website hosted with us, each website has its own additional
quota.)
Drizzle
provides each of its users 10 MB of disk space on which to
store e-mail. This quota may not be increased.
How
much of my e-mail quota am I using?
Make a telnet
or SSH connection to drizzle.com
Type sh to enter the shell.
Type quota
then hit RETURN.
You will see a screen that looks something like this:
| Disk
quotas for user xxxxx (uid 0000): |
| Filesystem |
blocks |
quota |
limit |
grace |
files |
quota |
limit
|
grace |
| /dev/sdc1 |
13907 |
30720 |
61440 |
|
1316 |
0 |
0 |
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/dev/sda6 |
0 |
10240 |
20480 |
|
1 |
0 |
0 |
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The
line that indicates your e-mail quota is /dev/sda6.
The blocks column is how much of your quota you are
using, and the first quota column is your quota.
If you're using fewer blocks than your quota allows, then
you are under quota.
To
exit the shell, type exit
then
hit RETURN. That should log you off the server and exit
your telnet window. You may now quit the telnet application.
Drizzle
provides each of its users 10 MB of disk space on which to
store web files. This quota may be increased in 10 MB increments
for a small fee.
How
much of my webspace quota am I using?
The
first step has two different options depending on the
sort
of web page we host for you. Do you have a web address
like
"www.drizzle.com/~fishie"? Then you need
to make
a telnet or SSH connection to www.drizzle.com. If
you have your own registered domain name, and you address
is something
like www.fishie.net, then you need to telnet
or SSH
to www.fishie.net.
Type sh to enter the shell.
Type quota
then hit RETURN.
You will see a screen that looks something like this:
| Disk
quotas for user xxxxx (uid 0000): |
| Filesystem |
blocks |
quota |
limit |
grace |
files |
quota |
limit
|
grace |
| /dev/sdc1 |
13907 |
30720 |
61440 |
|
1316 |
0 |
0 |
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The
blocks column is how much of your quota you are using,
and the first quota column is your quota. If you're
using fewer blocks than your quota allows, then you are
under quota.
To
exit the shell, type exit
then
hit RETURN. That should log you off the server and exit
your telnet/SSH window. You may now quit the telnet/SSH
application.
I'm
over my quota. What
should I do?
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