At 03:50 PM 12/6/2003 +0100, Kim Schulz wrote:
think you should look at the swatch program. If I remember correctly, then it's the program that collects quota info and adds it to the database. Note that the quota table quite often gets broken on some RaQ systems. Think it's raqware that has a description on how to check wheter it's broken and how to fix it.
It looks to me like swatch simply monitors quotas and alerts when there is a problem (like it does for temps, cpu usage, service failures, etc) ...
The only other thing I can think of would be to search the entire filesystem for files in either other sites, or anywhere on the system that might be incorrectly owned by your customer's user or group. I haven't seen quota issues like what you're having unless I have files in a site owned by someone else (like root or admin).
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