Hello there
I am having a major problem with the quotas I cant run a hosting company when it dosnt show qoutas, im on a vps and my provider knows nothing. When setting up an account i get no mountpoint / I dont understand why please anyone help me fix this not just the error the quotas!
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Virtuozzo responds with
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Hello,
Please could you provide us which command was used to generate the following error message:
setquota: Mountpoint (or device) / not found. setquota: Not all
specified mountpoints are using quota.
If setquota command was used to generate the output - you may use `-a` argument to specify mountpoint, just for example:
# setquota root 1000000 1000000 1000000 1000000 -a
All mounted partitions with enabled quotas should be listed in /etc/mtab file (or /proc/self/mounts file). If setquota command is used by some script which due to some reason checking /etc/fstab for mountpoints (instead of /etc/mtab or output of `mount` command) you may just link /etc/fstab file to /etc/mtab or copy content of /etc/mtab to /etc/fstab:
# cat /etc/mtab > /etc/fstab
or
# ln -sf /etc/mtab /etc/fstab
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thanks!!
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I am having a major problem with the quotas I cant run a hosting company when it dosnt show qoutas, im on a vps and my provider knows nothing. When setting up an account i get no mountpoint / I dont understand why please anyone help me fix this not just the error the quotas!
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Virtuozzo responds with
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Hello,
Please could you provide us which command was used to generate the following error message:
setquota: Mountpoint (or device) / not found. setquota: Not all
specified mountpoints are using quota.
If setquota command was used to generate the output - you may use `-a` argument to specify mountpoint, just for example:
# setquota root 1000000 1000000 1000000 1000000 -a
All mounted partitions with enabled quotas should be listed in /etc/mtab file (or /proc/self/mounts file). If setquota command is used by some script which due to some reason checking /etc/fstab for mountpoints (instead of /etc/mtab or output of `mount` command) you may just link /etc/fstab file to /etc/mtab or copy content of /etc/mtab to /etc/fstab:
# cat /etc/mtab > /etc/fstab
or
# ln -sf /etc/mtab /etc/fstab
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thanks!!
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