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CWP API / Re: 503 Service Unavailable on Creating Account With Api
« on: May 04, 2022, 10:16:34 PM »
I investigated this a little bit.
My scenario is:
1. I have an AJAX call for a webserver that is in the same server as the CWP instance
2. This webserver communicate with CWP API for account creation. In other words, I have a PHP script in a CWP account that will use CWP API of its own server to create other accounts.
When the account is created directly with the CWP API, it returns 503 error (I isolated this using postman to communicate directly with CWP API), this is what is the described error in this post.
But, what I noticed is that when I create the account running the AJAX request, this request also returns 503 error. So, it looks like when an account is created using CWP API, the whole server became inaccesible by a small time, and not only the API webserver. This is a major issue for me.
My scenario is:
1. I have an AJAX call for a webserver that is in the same server as the CWP instance
2. This webserver communicate with CWP API for account creation. In other words, I have a PHP script in a CWP account that will use CWP API of its own server to create other accounts.
When the account is created directly with the CWP API, it returns 503 error (I isolated this using postman to communicate directly with CWP API), this is what is the described error in this post.
But, what I noticed is that when I create the account running the AJAX request, this request also returns 503 error. So, it looks like when an account is created using CWP API, the whole server became inaccesible by a small time, and not only the API webserver. This is a major issue for me.
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CWP API / Re: 503 Service Unavailable on Creating Account With Api
« on: April 30, 2022, 09:57:32 PM »
I am having the exactly same issue
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Information / Re: Make new backup not count for quota usage
« on: March 16, 2022, 01:27:56 PM »
I partially solved my issue compressing the users home folder in a custom script.
Probably I will need to do the same for emails and databases.
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cd /home
for d in * ; do
echo "$d";
tar -czf "/backup/$d.home.tar.gz" "$d";
done
Probably I will need to do the same for emails and databases.
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Information / Make new backup not count for quota usage
« on: March 15, 2022, 01:07:56 PM »
Hi,
I am using quota in my webserver, and I can not make the new backup to run properly because it is causing some users to exceed its quota. Is there any way to make the tmp backup files not count for user quota? I always copy the backup files to anoter server, so my issue is only with the temporary files.
I am using quota in my webserver, and I can not make the new backup to run properly because it is causing some users to exceed its quota. Is there any way to make the tmp backup files not count for user quota? I always copy the backup files to anoter server, so my issue is only with the temporary files.
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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: Disk Quota
« on: December 04, 2021, 06:33:45 PM »
I am using a clear CWP installation; I have not made any customization. Just installed CentOs 7 and then installed CWP. How could this be a system issue? Seems like the same issue that everyone in this topic is strugling with.
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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: Disk Quota
« on: December 03, 2021, 11:27:50 AM »
Hi,
I have 15 licenses of CWP Pro, and can not believe that this is still a issue.
A customer has a plan of 2GB disk space, and he is using over 20GB of space. Over 10 times what he pays of.
It is impossible to use CWP in a commercial way with such a dump bug. Please fix this ASAP or we will need to switch to other panel.
I have 15 licenses of CWP Pro, and can not believe that this is still a issue.
A customer has a plan of 2GB disk space, and he is using over 20GB of space. Over 10 times what he pays of.
It is impossible to use CWP in a commercial way with such a dump bug. Please fix this ASAP or we will need to switch to other panel.
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