Hi David, > I've ran these commands and login to GUI and still get same thing > > /usr/sausalito/sbin/user_gid_fix.pl > /usr/sausalito/sbin/fix_user_UID_and_GID.pl > /usr/sausalito/sbin/fix_user_suspension.pl > /usr/Sausalito/sbin/disk_restorequotas.pl > > I see results scroll on screen on 1st 3 commands > Last command just comes back to command prompt > I don't know if it's supposed to show you or not.
That's fine. The last command shows nothing unless there is a problem. > Any Suggestions? Maybe the site (or a user of that site) owns files outside of the the usually expected paths like /home/sites/siteX/. In that case these files would still contribute to the disk quota. Best way to find all files belonging to a certain user group is to search them this way: find / -group site1 (If you search for files belonging to "site1") You could also search for all files belonging to a certain user: find / -user username -- With best regards Michael Stauber
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