Packages
A package sets how many resources a hosting account may use. Manage packages from the Packages menu.
Limits in a package
Section titled “Limits in a package”| Limit | How it is enforced |
|---|---|
| Disk (MB) | Linux quota per user |
| Inodes | Linux quota per user |
| Domains | Checked by the panel when adding a domain |
| Subdomains | Checked by the panel when adding a subdomain |
| Pointers | Checked by the panel when adding a pointer |
| Databases | Checked by the panel when creating a database |
| FTP accounts | Checked by the panel when creating an FTP account |
| Cron jobs | Checked by the panel when creating a cron job |
| SSL | Sets whether the account may install SSL |
Leave a limit empty to make it unlimited.
About disk quotas
Section titled “About disk quotas”Disk and inode quotas use the Linux quota feature:
- On ext3/ext4 partitions, the installer turns on quotas automatically.
- On XFS, the partition must be mounted with the
uquotaoption first. - Inside a container (such as LXC or OpenVZ), quotas are skipped and account sizes are not limited.
The summary at the end of the installation tells you whether quotas are active on your server.
Editing and deleting packages
Section titled “Editing and deleting packages”You can edit a package at any time. A package can only be deleted if no account uses it.