This is fixed.  I was using '20 M' instead of '20 MB' in backends.php.

Sorry about that.



The quota graph looks great BTW.

Here it is...



I get this on the screen



Array ( [usage] => 17757126 [limit] => 20 )





And i still get

PHP Warning:  Division by zero in 
/usr/local/lib/php/Horde/Graph/Chart/pie.php on line 74



in my logs



Let me know what to do next.



Thanks.

Please add the following to quota.php on line 41:

print_r($quota_info);

and post the output.

Ok, typo on my end, sorry about that.



But, now when I click on the Check Quota link, I get a page that says

Quota Usage on the top, but otherwise is blank.

Here is an error that comes up.



PHP Warning:  Division by zero in 
/usr/local/lib/php/Horde/Graph/Chart/pie.php on line 74



Any ideas on this one?  I did update all of the framework packages, 
not just VFS.

make sure 'loginparams' is enabled for the particular backend you are 
trying to login to.  I touched no code that would have affected this 
so there is something up on your end.

Now I am getting this trying to login into gollem.



Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in 
/usr/local/websites/webmail/docs/gollem/templates/login/login.inc on 
line 116



I updated my backends.php file from the new .dist



Any ideas?

Try the changes I just made to both gollem and the VFS library.

Cool, but I am getting a no quota found when I click on the check quota link.

Here is the setting in backends.php:



        'quota' => "20 MB",



It does calculate the amount of disk space all of the files use though.

Anything I need to check?



Thanks.

Initial implementation completed.

Bounty added to bounties page.

I'd like to offer a $25 bounty for this, how can I do that?

sure, a $10,000 bounty would make this get done a lot faster :)



truthfully, this won't take too much time to code - i just haven't got 
to it yet (other stuff is higher priority right now).

Is this something that can be easily done or would it require a new bounty?

From Bug #162:

I hesitate to do this because determining the current size of all 
files in a VFS backend can be a very time-consuming process (e.g. a 
ftp account with hundreds of folders).  The code as it stands right 
now only calculates the size when a write process is performed.  This 
will not happen on the majority of page loads.  If you are asking to 
recalculate the filesize on every page load with some kind of status 
bar, this will be a terrible performance issue at this time.



Other options to consider:

1.) Caching filesize - this will only work if we can be sure that the 
Horde VFS object in the current session is the only method that can be 
used to update the filesystem.  This might be doable if we add an 
'exclusivevfsupdate' parameter that indicates this is the case.  In 
the default case, however, we can't cache.

2.) Have a separate page in gollem that can be accessed that will show 
the VFS quota information - a better option.