SSH Destination: Display available space based on quota instead of disk
Under Consideration
It would be useful to have the option to display total and available space based on the quota assigned to the user on the remote system instead of the total disk space. The current system leads to problems and misinformation if the user performs backups on a remote system where they have limited space due to a system quota assigned to their user and they see that the total and available space for their backups is based on the total disk space.
For example, this is what the user sees on their backup destination:
But this is the actual used and total space (2Tb) that the user can use on that disk:
Thank you very much.
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Hello Angel Martinez,
We greatly appreciate your continued support and interest for JetBackup! Our developers are reviewing your request and will provide updates when possible. Please keep in mind that we utilize the voting system to gauge the amount of interest in a feature, so the more votes a request has, the more likely our developers are to consider it.
Thank you,
The JetApps Team
Hello Angel Martinez,
We greatly appreciate your continued support and interest for JetBackup! Our developers are reviewing your request and will provide updates when possible. Please keep in mind that we utilize the voting system to gauge the amount of interest in a feature, so the more votes a request has, the more likely our developers are to consider it.
Thank you,
The JetApps Team
Today we have installed another Jetbackup license on a client's dedicated server and the first thing he did as soon as he saw the JetBackup control panel was to open a ticket to ask about the space available on the destination. He has contracted 1TB and it shows him that he has 44TB occupied and 146TB free. We explained to him that it is a Jetbackup problem, not ours, and the next question he asked us was the logical one: how can he know how much is occupied and how much is left free if it doesn't show the contracted amount correctly.
Jetbackup is not very user-friendly to sell to clients if we can't manage or limit the disk space assigned to a client destination or correctly report the space assigned in the quota of the account used on the SSH destination.
Thank you very much.
Today we have installed another Jetbackup license on a client's dedicated server and the first thing he did as soon as he saw the JetBackup control panel was to open a ticket to ask about the space available on the destination. He has contracted 1TB and it shows him that he has 44TB occupied and 146TB free. We explained to him that it is a Jetbackup problem, not ours, and the next question he asked us was the logical one: how can he know how much is occupied and how much is left free if it doesn't show the contracted amount correctly.
Jetbackup is not very user-friendly to sell to clients if we can't manage or limit the disk space assigned to a client destination or correctly report the space assigned in the quota of the account used on the SSH destination.
Thank you very much.
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