problem with the Bandwith

asishlla

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hello every one..i need your help please
my DirectAdmin do not Reset the Bandwith ...
what should i do?
thank you much.
 
hii
ifixed it by using this code:
Code:
echo "action=reset&value=all" >> /usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue

thank you

i have another problem please..
when isend email to any user in my server from directadmin by another language Non-English
that what he get :

מה מצב?
רציתי לגיד לך שהכל הסתדר

how can i fix it please
thank you all
 
On my system it appears he's getting a message in hebrew.

However, I'm seeing it justified left-to-right instead of right-to-left, which is unusual for me because my browser generally shows hebrew justified right-to-left. Note that it reads right-to-left, as it should.

Is that what you want him to get?

Note that if you continue to have problems with bandwidth being reset you should check to see if your cron daemon is running.

Jeff
 
bandwidth/disc space reset problems...

This happens every time I do a Direct Admin update. The next monsths bandwidth nerver resets back to zero :(

Example:
After I do a "Update DirectAdmin" from within Direct Admin, I have to manually reset the bandwidth on the 1st of the proceeding month. Then it works fine. "UNTIL the next time I do a "Licensing / Updates" from Direct Admin".

It has to be a bug because it is one of the most common questions after a DA update on the first of the next month.

It need to be addressed...

Thanks guys
Rookie
 
I'm not too sure if it's directly related to updates, as there isn't any sort of "history" for when an update has or has not been run.. as long as the binaries work, the reset should happen the same way.

As for systems where the reset does not happen, there are a few steps to check to see what's going on.
First check:
/var/log/cron
to check for the action=reset&value=all command.. ensure it's showing up on the first of the month, I believe it runs at 4:00 am.

Then beyond that, this is a somewhat related guide to check through:
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=107

Also check to see if you've got any large backup commands being run at around the same time. If for example, the backups are issued at 4:00am, or slightly before 4:00, then if the backups are processed for the reset, should anything go wrong in the backup, the reset command may get "lost" if the dataskq process errors out. This a theory, and have not seen the dataskq do that, but just something to try.. (change backup times) to rule out, or verify it as a potential cause.

John
 
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