Please add number of indoes when creating new package

[Spacedust]

Just below quota add inodes.

So:

08:48 Oct/08/2014: 0: (No message) [(__system__) 'setquota'  '-u' 'testowyboczek' '104857600' '104857600' '0' '0' '-a']

becomes ex. 10000 files :

08:48 Oct/08/2014: 0: (No message) [(__system__) 'setquota'  '-u' 'testowyboczek' '104857600' '104857600' '10000' '10000' '-a']

[MRatWork]

Maybe after change/rename column of 'client' table of 'kloxo' database.

[MRatWork]

Inform here 'echo ''>/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk '{print $1}'; 'rm' -f /tmp/block.xxx'.

[Spacedust]

Inform here 'echo ''>/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk '{print $1}'; 'rm' -f /tmp/block.xxx'.

What does that do ? I mean add inodes to quota so I don't have to edit Kloxo code each time but to have multiple inodes limit for each package.

[MRatWork]

I need above information!.

[Spacedust]

I need above information!.

'echo ''>/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk '{print $1}'; 'rm' -f /tmp/block.xxx'
-bash: echo >/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk {print: No such file or directory

[MRatWork]

I need above information!.

'echo ''>/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk '{print $1}'; 'rm' -f /tmp/block.xxx'
-bash: echo >/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk {print: No such file or directory

This is result in my server:

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[root@njbck /]# echo ''>/tmp/block.xxx; du -k /tmp/block.xxx|awk '{print $1}'; 'rm' -f /tmp/block.xxx
4
[root@njbck /]#

It's mean blocksize is 4 KB where setquota set for blocksize (not space) and inode. Setquota from previous Kloxo is inaccurate (because always think blocksize as '1 KB').

[Spacedust]

I also got 4

That's why I had to set 256000 in order to get 250 GB quota in Kloxo....

As always please remember I sent you a working implementation of quota which we had to install everytime we update Kloxo-MR. It's massive time saver and reduces load greatly ! No need to use du -sc for /home anymore, just mail is being counted and /var/lib/mysql from SSDs which is fast

[MRatWork]

Need modified client table before implementing this feature.

At this moment, inode will be set as 1/40 x blocksize (where blocksize = 1/4 x space). So, 1 GB space will have around 25 inode.