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Any help? The button is still not enabled for editing the storage to add quota...

If you only have one IP address your host node should have an internal (we will use 192.168.1.2 for this example). Try this setup: Host node is 192.168.1.2 Nginx container is 193.111.14.1x MySQL container is 192.168.1.3...

*you will have all of your containers speaking out and receiving on the same IP (as far as the public can tell). It's kind of like having them all on separate machines inside your network with your primary container acting as the gate keeper and distributor of packets.

If you are going to use this for hosting I'd recommend you look into having one container running Nginx or Apache then routing the domains to their respective containers (which have IP addresses of your internal network), else try port forwarding.

This is an output of my mounts: root@ct101 [~]# mount /dev/mapper/lvgroup1-vm--101--disk--1 on / type ext4 (rw,relatime,stripe=32,data=ordered) none on /dev type tmpfs (rw,relatime,size=100k,mode=755) proc on /proc type proc (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime) proc on /proc/sys/net type proc...

I did. Is this specific to a type of file system or storage? I have tried multiple browsers, including cache clearing of all of them. I am running a 3 node cluster, all nodes have been updated and restarted.

I did. Is this specific to a type of file system or storage?

Hello, have you found a solution for this? I do not see the option to enable quotas.

I have updated all three nodes in the cluster, rebooted all, and still do not see the option?

OK - I do not see this option. I have "Edit" (greyed out) and "Re-size Disk"

OK, I have updated the packages to >1.0-44 How do I enable the quota, or is it automatic? cPanel says "No filesystems with quota detected."

Can this have a positive impact for using disk quotas in cPanel? I cannot get it to work.

I am running CentOS 6 inside of an LXC container with cPanel installed and cannot get user/account quotas to work properly. Is there a fix for this? Are they supported by LXC containers? Is anyone else running cPanel inside of an LXC through Proxmox?

FYI - this resolved the issue.

You sir, are a savior.

Still nothing? I would appreciate help.

TTT - Need assistance - issue still not resolved. Would prefer to find the root cause and repair without having to migrate data out of the container and import to new install.

First problem: I have one out of several containers that recently began displaying the following error when trying to SSH: stdin: is not a tty Following some Google advice I did the following: root@node1:~# ssh {IP ADRESS} /bin/bash -i root@{IP ADDRESS}'s password: stdin: is not a tty bash...

I am seeing memory usage near 100% set at 20GB in LXC containers while the host node is only showing 2-3GB. Is this a common problem? if so, how can the allocation of memory and representation be fixed?