Virtualmin + Ubuntu 14.04 + Linode = No Quota Management

By Joshua Pack / Blog

Just recently I switched from Digital Ocean to Linode. The main reason was actually because Linode offers more CPU power for the $(Dollar).

When switching over to Linode, One function went missing. What function you may ask? Well, I was unable to track quota. I was unable to enable quota in webmin too. After some Google searching I found this article at wlindly.com. Unfortunately, it was for CentOS, and apparently, when adding a symbolic link in Ubuntu it doesn’t stay when adding it to /dev. To fix this issue you must save it to the rules.d. This is what I did to enable it:

echo 'KERNEL=="xvda" SYMLINK="root"' | sudo tee -a /etc/udev/rules.d/10-local.rules
ln -s /dev/xvda /dev/root
quotaon -a

Yay, so finally, I was able to enable quotas in webmin and have it tracked in virtualmin!! Go me!!!

~Joshua

Tags: Dev , Enable , Kernel , Linode , Quota , Root , Rules , Symlink , Ubuntu , Virtualmin , Webmin , Xvda

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