| SYSTEM INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| OS type and version | Ubuntu Linux 24.04.3 |
| Webmin version | 2.610 |
| Usermin version | 2.510 |
| Virtualmin version | 7.50.0 GPL |
| Theme version | 26.20 |
| Nginx version | 1.24.0 |
| Package updates | All installed packages are up to date |
just built a new one and 
no quotas
The installer will enable quotas whenever it can. There are cases where it doesnât know how or where it requires interventions beyond what the installer can safely do (some kinds of virtualization require changes on the host system for quotas to work, for instance, and network filesystems may require changes on the server or may not be manageable by Virtualmin at all).
Soft quotas do not require kernel/OS support, itâs just a scheduled job that checks usage and sends out optional emails about overages.
Can you tell us which file system your server is using?
This is changing the topic. If @Stegan wants help with enabling quotas on their new Installation, or determining why the installer failed to enable them, there needs to be a new topic for it.
This topic is about a system that previous was somehow reportedly showing disk quota features on the Edit Virtual Server and Edit Users pages without having disk quotas actually enabled (which is bug-like, but itâs a bug OP wants). So, weâre trying to figure out what they were seeing and how to make things work the way they want (which I think Soft Quotas does, but weâre waiting on follow up).
We just need to know which file system it is. So, @Stegan, what is the output of the following command on your new Ubuntu 24.04?
lsblk -f
I was going to start a separate topic though not really important enough it is probably not relevant here
I already split it into a new topic, no worries.
Quotas should definitely work with EXT4. What is the output of the following commands?
grep CONFIG_QUOTA /boot/config-$(uname -r)
uname -a
grep quota /etc/fstab
If you check âSystem Settings ⟠Virtualmin Configuration: Server settingsâ page, do you have âSet quotas for domain and mail usersâ option enabled?
Also, do you have quotas set in âQuotas and limitsâ on âEdit Virtual Serverâ page?
If everything above is true, will running the command below fix the issue?
virtualmin-config-system -i Quotas
If not, what output does it produce?
Lastly, does force-refreshing the system information page on the dashboard help solve the issue?
all defaults - no changes made
yes(if enabled)
nothing about Quotas !! - just checked another (older VM) and Quotas section is on that one.
I have not run that command yet Iâm out of office with another client till pm today
Please let me know when you do!
nothing new in âEdit Virtual Serverâ
and no change on the âDashboardâ following re load
Just a thought: is there output from this?
sudo repquota -a
Iâm also having the same issue. Deployed a vanilla Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS from Azure Marketplace today. Also running ext4. I tried installing linux-image-extra-virtual and rebooting but that didnât solve it. Let me know if I can assist in providing any additional details.
