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http://forums.cpanel.net – Hello, I'v realised something strange today. In a client on my cpanel I see: Main Domain a.....a.gr Home Directory /home/a******g Disk Space Usage 84.79 / ∞ MB but when I try to see the disc usage from shell: root@ [/home/a******g]# du -sh /home/a*****g/public_html/ 5.7G /home/a*****g/public_html/ I did realise this when I saw the account's backup file. why could this be happening ? (HowTos)

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Submitted by funckax on 11/07/2012

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