Disk Space Usage Settings

Disk usage settings restrict the amount of disk space set for various entities (logs, folders, databases, etc.) on a domain.

To get these settings from Plesk database, send the get packet and receive the response. The returned disk_usage node has no data type, it is nested within the data node (described in plesk_domain.xsd) and has the following structure.

• The httpdocs node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by the /httpdocs directory. Data type: long.
• The httpsdocs node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by the /httpsdocs directory. Data type: long.
• The subdomains node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by subdomains of this domain. Data type: long.
• The web_users node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) allotted for web users on the domain. Data type: long.
• The anonftp node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by anonymous FTP. Data type: long.
• The logs node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by logs. Data type: long.
• The dbases node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by databases created for the domain. Data type: long. Makes sense for Plesk for UNIX only.
• The mysql_dbases node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by MySQL databases created for the domain. Data type: integer. Makes sense for Plesk for Windows only.
• The mssql_dbases node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by MSSQL databases created for the domain. Data type: integer. Makes sense for Plesk for Windows only.
• The mailboxes node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) allotted by mailboxes of the domain. Data type: long.
• The webapps node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by Tomcat web applications deployed on the domain. Data type: long.
• The maillists node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by mailing lists created on the domain. Data type: long.
• The domaindumps node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by dumps of the domain. Data type: long.
• The configs node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by configuration files of the domain. Data type: long. Makes sense for Plesk for UNIX only. It is supported beginning with API RPC 1.3.5.0.
• The chroot node is required. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by the /chroot directory on the domain. Data type: long. Makes sense for Plesk for UNIX only. It is supported beginning with API RPC 1.3.5.0.

Most of these settings cannot be set up directly. You can set only two of them: mailboxes and maillists. The disk_usage node of the set request packet does not have its own data type and is structured as follows:

• The mailboxes node is optional. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) allotted by mailboxes of the domain. Data type: long.
• The maillists node is optional. Specifies the amount of disk space (in bytes) occupied by mailing lists created on the domain. Data type: long.

The following set request packet sets the limits on the hard disk space for email boxes and mailing lists:

<packet version="1.4.2.0">

<domain>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>123</id>

      <id>124</id>

   </filter>

   <values>

      <disk_usage>

          <mailboxes>1073741824</mailboxes>

          <maillists>1048576</maillists>

      </disk_usage>

   </values>

</set>

</domain>

</packet>

The following get response packet returns the disk usage information for the specified domain:

<packet version="1.4.2.0">

<domain>

<get>

   <result>

      <status>ok</status>

      <filter-id>technolux.co.uk</filter-id>

      <id>2435</id>

      <data>

          <disk_usage>

             <httpdocs>2097152</httpdocs>

             <httpsdocs>1572864</httpsdocs>

             <subdomains>12582945</subdomains>

             <web_users>130023456</web_users>

             <anonftp>12582975</anonftp>

             <logs>4194312</logs>

             <dbases>4194325</dbases>

             <mailboxes>12582978</mailboxes>

             <webapps>3145728</webapps>

             <maillists>1048523</maillists>

             <domaindumps>209715200</domaindumps>

             <configs>25078</configs>

             <chroot>2095647</chroot>

          </disk_usage>

      </data>

   </result>

</get>

</domain>

</packet>

This packet is specific for API RPC 1.4.2.0: the response contains the filtering parameter (the filter-id node). The request packet filtered the domain by domain name, so the filter-id node of the response packet returns this filtering parameter, and the id node returns the domain identifier. Note that the earlier versions of API RPC protocol do not support this feature.