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Topic: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

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Good day !

I installed Centos 7 on a new computer after updating it,
when setting up the system, I allocated space for /var 1.7 TB,
then installed iRedMail 1.3.2 and after I went in https://mail.*****. com/iredadmin/
in the quota section found only 672.70 GB instead of 1.7 TB.

Please tell me how to do this.

You can count on coffee !

Thanks.

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Re: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

The quota displayed in iRedAdmin(-Pro) is the allocated mailbox quota, not file system disk quota.

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Re: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

The quota displayed in iRedAdmin(-Pro) is the allocated mailbox quota, not file system disk quota.


How to increase the quota?

What do i do?

Thank you!

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Re: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

The quota displayed in iRedAdmin(-Pro) is the allocated mailbox quota, not file system disk quota.


???

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Re: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

va102 wrote:
ZhangHuangbin wrote:

The quota displayed in iRedAdmin(-Pro) is the allocated mailbox quota, not file system disk quota.


How to increase the quota?

What do i do?

Thank you!

If I understand your question correctly, you only need to modify the account to set a larger mailbox quota, or create more accounts.

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Re: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

ming wrote:
va102 wrote:
ZhangHuangbin wrote:

The quota displayed in iRedAdmin(-Pro) is the allocated mailbox quota, not file system disk quota.


How to increase the quota?

What do i do?

Thank you!

If I understand your question correctly, you only need to modify the account to set a larger mailbox quota, or create more accounts.


As you can see in the screenshot above, I already have 300 GB out of 600 GB, the question is, when the volume of the allocated \ var partition is 1.7 TB.
Why is only 600 GB used?

Thank you.

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Re: iRedMail 132, Centos 7, Quota.

va102 wrote:
ming wrote:
va102 wrote:

How to increase the quota?

What do i do?

Thank you!

If I understand your question correctly, you only need to modify the account to set a larger mailbox quota, or create more accounts.


As you can see in the screenshot above, I already have 300 GB out of 600 GB, the question is, when the volume of the allocated \ var partition is 1.7 TB.
Why is only 600 GB used?

Thank you.

600G is your actual allocated quota (for the mail system, not the OS partition), it is the sum of the mailbox quota size of all your accounts.
300G is the quota occupied by mail in the server.
All of this has nothing to do with your actual disk size or system partition quota.

Try to click on a user’s profile page and modify the size of the mailbox quota, or add more accounts, you will see the changes.

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