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A hosted web site was able to fill the filesystem with many files.
VIrtualmin 4.06.gpl, CentOS 6.5 The filesystem /home/ has hard quotas enabled. Databases are in /var which is within the root filesystemcd Virtualmin has soft quotas configured. Web sites are running as fcgi
Virtualmin websites can write beyond quota, but at the OS, I will get a "disk quota exceeded" if I try to copy a file to the site's space. Is there some underlying mechanism within apache / php which is running as root and is immune to the filesystem hard quota?
As we investigated, I discovered the soft vs hard discrepancy, but the fact remains that the filesystem had a hard quota.
Thanks - Dean
Howdy,
Hmm, what PHP Execution Mode are you using?
You can see that in Server Configuration -> Website Options.
The default is FCGID... that and CGI both run PHP scripts as the Virtual Server owner.
If you're using mod_php though, that would be running with the permissions of Apache, not the Virtual Server owner.
-Eric