How to skip checking the "user quota" when creating a task backup?

mean

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Hi

How to skip checking the "user quota" when creating a task backup?
Causing the backup process to take several hours because task have been check user quota every time.


I tried and it didn't work.
da config-set realtime_quota 0 --restart

edit /usr/sbin/xfs_quota
#!/bin/sh
exit 0;

Thank you.
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dataskq: command: action=backup&database_data_aware=yes&email_data_aware=yes&local_path=%2Fhome%2F_temp%2Fusers%2Fh521997&option0=autoresponder&option1=database&option10=ftp&option11=ftpsettings&option12=list&option13=dns&option3=subdomain&option4=vacation&option6=email&option8=emailsettings&option9=forwarder&owner=admin&select0=h521997&type=admin&value=multiple&what=select&when=now&where=local

User::setQuota(0, inodes=0, partition='(null)') user=h522096
quota command: /usr/sbin/xfs_quota -x -c 'limit -u bsoft=0k bhard=0k isoft=0 ihard=0 h522096' /home
Quotas set
...
Backup::copy_backup_file_function
....
Running backup command: /bin/nice -n 5 /bin/tar cpf - -C /home/smartbackup_temp/users/h522128/h522128 backup > /home/smartbackup_temp/users/h522128/h522128/user.admin.h522128.tar
User::setQuota(1024, inodes=100000, partition='(null)') user=h522128
quota command: /usr/sbin/xfs_quota -x -c 'limit -u bsoft=1048576k bhard=1153433k isoft=100000 ihard=110000 h522128' /home
Quotas set
Tickets::deliverMessage: 1: variables to write: num_user_messages=-1 num_user_tickets=-1
Ticket::notifyUser:admin: counts before trying to get new values: num_user_message=-1, num_user_tickets=-1
Tickets::notifyUser: variables to write: num_user_messages=19186 num_user_tickets=0
Tickets::notifyUser: writing the new_way based on counts and exist values for tech=0
Tickets::deliverMessage: 2: variables to write: num_user_messages=-1 num_user_tickets=-1
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Hmm, I'm not sure

Uh, or could the problem arise from attempting to send a ticket after the backup?

How can I skip or disable the ticket creation process after the backup?

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I uncheck Backup / Restore Settings
"Send a message when a backup has finished."

After the backup is complete, it appears that there won't be any new ticket creation.

However, there is still a wait for something around 15-30 seconds after this message: "Quotas set and exim1: Unable to find ip_after from"
 
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Solution ! ,

You can uncheck tally_after_restore > Admin > Admin Backups > Backup/Restore Settings.
To reduce the time required to restore a large number of users.


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