I just tried today to give access to some clients via FTP to one of my subdomains (specific directory access, not whole directories) and saw that the default quota of the FTP for a specific client is the limit on the default user package who own the full website.
One way to solve this is to create another package with predefined quota and in my case to convert the subdomain to a website and after that to connect that website with that specific package.
But what if there is another user who needs FTP access to the same website/subdomain in different directory and with a different quota limit?
So, there is a need to implement FTP quota disk size limit based on specific users and not on the whole package itself.
usmannasir
commented
8 months ago
I just tried today to give access to some clients via FTP to one of my subdomains (specific directory access, not whole directories) and saw that the default quota of the FTP for a specific client is the limit on the default user package who own the full website.
One way to solve this is to create another package with predefined quota and in my case to convert the subdomain to a website and after that to connect that website with that specific package.
But what if there is another user who needs FTP access to the same website/subdomain in different directory and with a different quota limit?
So, there is a need to implement FTP quota disk size limit based on specific users and not on the whole package itself.