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Fix for issue 2796 #2804

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@tron65 tron65 commented Apr 9, 2013

Changes made to:

lib/fileproxy/quota.php
lib/helper.php

to properly reflect quota from shared files

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ghost commented Apr 9, 2013

Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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MTGap commented Apr 9, 2013

👎 I believe we decided to not include the size of all mounted storage in the quota. #2776

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tron65 commented Jun 12, 2013

@MTGap this has nothing to do with the size of mounted storage, this is shared files from other users. see

#2796 (comment)

user B shares 3 gb with user A, these 3GB are subtracted from user A's quota.
essentially, if user C shares 3GB with user A as well, and user A has 5GB quota, all his quota are filled up with none of his files. imo this is a bug and this should definitely not happen, hence the pull request.

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Is this still closed? This is a serious issue effecting the basic functionality of OwnCloud. I can't share folders with my users as their entire quota is maxed just from the shared storage.

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The issue is present also in 5.0.8 (at least in the ubuntu 12.04 package).

This behaviour of the sw, which indeed affects the effective usage of owncloud as shared repository, is pretty peculiar: is it voluntary? If not, any chance to see it resolved?

By the way, patching those two files "quota.php" and "helper.php" didn't resolve: the warning message disappears but the (wrong) quota enforcing is still there.

Thanks.

Niccolò

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I was already asking at this issue #3498 .

But i think @tron65 is right, in my opinion it is a bug, because if a user A has a lower quota instead of another user B, User B will never be able to share a file with user A if this is bigger then his quota.

I mean a share is not really used space on a harddisk, it is just a "symlink" or whatever you call this inside ownCloud.

Another situation will be, when the User is copying the content to his own storage, THEN it has to fit inside his quota and has to be counted.

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Gomez commented Jul 17, 2013

Whats the state here? This bug is still in 5.0.9. Can we please reopen and work on the pr?

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Nobody is commenting this issue…why?

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phaus commented Jul 25, 2013

any change to find this fix in the latest version? What are the reasons for the delay?

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I am having this issue too, my external SMB storage is about 300GB used, when mounting I cannot use ownCloud as it says my quote is full. Removing the link then works.

Is there a fix yet?

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