How to set Disk quota for a subdomain?
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Hello,
Subdomains in their usual form don't have such limits.
What you can do however, is create the subdomain, eg "sub.domain.com" as a full domain, DA doesn't know the difference.
Use Level -> Domain Setup -> Add Domain -> enter "sub.domain.com", for the name of the domain.
This will also give you email accounts, like [email protected], and all other goodies that a full domain provides.
John
Subdomains in their usual form don't have such limits.
What you can do however, is create the subdomain, eg "sub.domain.com" as a full domain, DA doesn't know the difference.
Use Level -> Domain Setup -> Add Domain -> enter "sub.domain.com", for the name of the domain.
This will also give you email accounts, like [email protected], and all other goodies that a full domain provides.
John
Thanks
Thanks for your answering.
I know how to create subdomain, but the issue is limit disk space and bandwidth for subdomain. Are there any quote for a FTP account? (like cPanel, when you create FTP account you can set the quota).
Thanks.
Thanks for your answering.
I know how to create subdomain, but the issue is limit disk space and bandwidth for subdomain. Are there any quote for a FTP account? (like cPanel, when you create FTP account you can set the quota).
Thanks.
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Hello,
No. As mentioned, you'd create the subdomain as a full domain.
John
No. As mentioned, you'd create the subdomain as a full domain.
John
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this thread helped me, thanks!
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I'm searching for an answer as well, I want to limit the amount of disk space for ftp accounts, why is it that we don't have control over the quotas ?
and is there a work around, nothing too special, I just want to give all ftp users a max limit on what can be stored.
I will keep searching here and see what other info I can find.
and is there a work around, nothing too special, I just want to give all ftp users a max limit on what can be stored.
I will keep searching here and see what other info I can find.
nobaloney
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The virtual ftp accounts run and log in as the username of the main account.
Does ProFTPd allow the setting of quotas in their configuration file? If so, then I suppose it can be done; if not, then I'm not sure how to do it.
Jeff
Does ProFTPd allow the setting of quotas in their configuration file? If so, then I suppose it can be done; if not, then I'm not sure how to do it.
Jeff
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I was looking through ProFTPd (thanks google) and it seems so but you need more experience than I have, some say that you can run an access file to do it but I dont have a clue.
So I will just have to monitor them and see, its a digital download store and each have a ftp account, I just wanted to limit them to 5Gig.
If I find an answer I will come and let you all know
So I will just have to monitor them and see, its a digital download store and each have a ftp account, I just wanted to limit them to 5Gig.
If I find an answer I will come and let you all know
nobaloney
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It's been almost ten years since I wrote my own proftpd.conf file, so I'm afraid to guess .
Jeff
.Jeff